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Biography

His/her father Gerry, professor of Dramatic art, comes from Glasgow in Scotland and his/her Marnie mother, psychological, comes from Amsterdam, with the Netherlands. It has a brother and two half-brothers.

Neve Campbell began her life on the screens as a dancer, it was involved with the National Ballet School with the Canada, and appears in the representations of The Nutcracker and Sleeping Beauty . Following serious wounds, it passes from the dance to the trade of actress at the 15 years age, and plays in the Phantom of the Opera in Pantages Theater with Toronto. Its first great role was in the Canadian televised series Catwalk .

It became famous when it had the first role of Julia Salinger in the drama series for young people Vie to five (title original: Party off Five ), the series headlight of the years 1994 with 2000. It became really a star with films like Dangereuse alliance ( The Craft ), Scream (and its two continuations Scream 2 and Scream 3 ), Sexcrimes ( Wild things ) and One of too ( Three to Tango ). At the oddment Scream, the career of Campbell became less important, it appears in Too Smooth and Investigating Sex which did not have a great success.

At the beginning of 2004, Campbell Co-writing, produced and hold the first role of Company ( The Company ), a film on the Joffrey Ballet of Chicago directed by Robert Altman. In spite of the rumors of the pre-exit, Campbell did not break her tradition to have a clause of not-nudity in her contract for film. It had of it also for When Will I Be Loved , left in 2004.

Neve Campbell married with Jeff Colt in 1995, but they divorced in 1997.

It appears in a literary campaign and vidéos for the Tourette Syndrome Foundation with the Canada and Tourette Syndrome Association with the the United States. One of his/her brothers suffers from this syndrome.

She married with the English actor John Light on May 5th 2007 and took English nationality.

Catalog of films

1992 : Catwalk , of Jerry Ciccoritti and Steve DiMarco (series TV)
1994: The Passion off John Ruskin , of Alex Chapple
1994: Paint Edges , of Paul Donovan
1994: The Dark , of Craig Pryce
1994: the Cradle empties ( I Know My Its Is Alive ), of Bill Corcoran (TV)
1994: The Forget-Me-Not Murders , of Robert Iscove (TV)
1994: Life with five ( Party off Five ), of Christopher Keyser and Amy Lippman (series TV)
1994: Bari ( Baree ), of Arnaud Sélignac (TV)
1995: Coils Child , of Patrick Sisam
1996: The Canterville Ghost , of Sydney Macartney (TV)
1996: Dangerous alliance ( The Kraft ), of Andrew Fleming
1996: Scream , of Wes Craven
1997: Scream 2 , of Wes Craven
1998: Sexcrimes ( Wild Things ), of John McNaughton
1998: Studio 54 ( 54 ), of Mark Christopher
1998: Hairshirt , of Dean Paras
1998: the King Lion 2: Honor of the tribe ( The Lion King II: Simba' S Pride ), of Darrell Rooney and Rob LaDuca (video) (voice)
1999: One of too ( Three to Tango ), of Damon Santostefano
2000: Which killed Mona? ( Drowning Mona ), of Nick Gum
2000: Panic grass , of Henry Bromell
2000: Scream 3 , of Wes Craven
2001: Investigating Sex , of Alan Rudolph
2002: Last Cal , of Henry Bromell (TV)
2003: Lost Junction , of Peter Masterson
2003: Company ( The Company ), of Robert Altman
2003: Blind Horizon , of Michael Haussman
2004: When Will I Be Loved , of James Toback
2004: Churchill: The Hollywood Years , of Peter Richardson
2005: Reefer Madness , of Andy Fickman (TV)
2005: Partition , of Vic Sarin
2005: Relative Strangers , of Greg Glienna
2009: Backstabbers

External bonds

Official site
Neve Campbell on Internet Movie Database
Page on Tourette Syndrome Foundation (Canada) where figure Neve Campbell

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