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- Neil Maskell gives good violence. He’s shot dead a class of schoolchildren in the Channel 4 series Utopia, executed cultists and sadistic priests in Ben Wheatley’s Kill List and stabbed, maimed and claw-hammered his way through British film and television for almost three decades.
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Nov 3, 2021 · Neil Maskell gives good violence. He’s shot dead a class of schoolchildren in the Channel 4 series Utopia, executed cultists and sadistic priests in Ben Wheatley’s Kill List and stabbed ...
Apr 18, 2022 · Viewers will experience Bull’s pain and loss throughout thanks to Maskell’s work and, as a result, audiences will find this a quality film. Just note that it is a very violent movie. Rating: 7...
Apr 4, 2022 · Neil Maskell has been a consistent part of the British movie scene for a number of years. His most well known film to date has to be Ben Wheatley’s Kill List, but Maskell has also appeared in ...
Apr 16, 2022 · Neil Maskell: I love David Hayman. I'd seen him going all the way back to A Sense of Freedom. I loved The Long Good Friday, and David McKenzie directed that film. His follow-up to that was A Sense of Freedom, and I'd seen David from then in the film that he directed, Silent Scream, years ago.
Apr 4, 2022 · We spoke to actor Neil Maskell about his starring role in gritty underworld drama Bull and got the lowdown on his forthcoming directorial debut.
Aug 22, 2023 · For Maskell, more star turns followed, all cultish in their own way. There was the emotionally disturbed ex-child soldier in the wildly inventive Channel 4 drama Utopia (2013-2014) and a vengeful gangster in director Paul Andrew Williams’s brilliantly brutal 2021 film Bull , interspersed with gently self-parodying hardman roles in TV comedies ...
Nov 4, 2021 · With Bull, writer/director Paul Andrew Williams’ USP is the gruesome, unflinching manner in which his title character metes out punishment to the former friends and family who have wronged him. Neil Maskell plays the brooding Bull, a former enforcer in a vicious criminal crew led by his father-in-law Norm (David Heyman, delightfully unpleasant).
