Siri Neal

Siri Neal (born 14 August 1972, sometimes credited as Siri O'Neal) is a film and television actress.

Siri Neal
Born
Siri Willow C Neal[1]

(1972-08-14) 14 August 1972
Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, Wales[1]
Other namesSiri O'Neal
OccupationActress
Years active1988–1998

Career

She is best known for appearing as Minty, the lead role in Moondial (1988), dramatic children's television series originally aired on the BBC.[2][3][4]

Neal also appeared as Juanita, a guerilla leader/French double agent, in the television film Sharpe's Battle (1995), a part of the multi-part drama series Sharpe. She also guest starred in two episodes of the TV drama Lovejoy: Highland Fling Part 1 and Highland Fling Part 2.

Her last credited role was as a social worker in the film Urban Ghost Story (1998).

Since then, Siri has worked on various audiobooks including the Doctor Who spin off UNIT (2004) alongside David Tennant.

Filmography
  • Moondial (1988) "Araminta 'Minty' Cane"
  • The Rachel Papers (1989) "Suki"
  • Summer's Lease (1989)
  • The Children (1990) "Judith"
  • Press Gang (1990) Episode: Breakfast at Czar's "Charlotte"
  • Inspector Alleyn Mysterie (1990) Episode: Artists in Crime "Sonia Gluck"
  • Lovejoy (1991) Episode: Highland Fling "Sandra Wilson"
  • The Cloning of Joanna May (1992) "Bethany"
  • Waterland (1992) "Helen Atkinson"
  • Stay Lucky (1993) Episode: Gilding the Lily "Linda"
  • Jackanory (1993) Episode: Florizella and the Wolves "Storyteller"
  • Inspector Wycliffe (1993) Episode: Wycliffe and the Cycle of Death "Christine Glyn"
  • The Bill (1993) Episode: You Don't Always Get What You Want "Lizzie Hart"
  • Sharpe's Battle (1995) "Juanita"
  • Urban Ghost Story (1998) "Social Worker"

Theatre
  • The Devil’s Law Case (date unknown) at Edinburgh Festival "Jolenta"
  • The Philanderer (1991/92) at Hampstead Theatre "Sylvia"
  • Slip of the Tongue (1992) at Shaftesbury Theatre "Ivana"
  • The Master Builder (1993/94) at Royal Lyceum & Riverside Studio "Hilde Wangle"
  • Tess of the D’Urbervilles (1995) at Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch "Tess"
  • The Entertainer (1996) at Hampstead & Watermill Theatre "Jean"
  • Tiger Tail (1997) at Plymouth Theatre Royal "Baby Doll"
  • Lady Windemere’s Fan (1997) at Chichester Festival Theatre "Lady Windemere"
  • The Alchemical Wedding (1998) at Salisbury Playhouse "Joan Kelly"

Audiobooks
  • Present Laughter (1996)
  • Bram Stoker's Dracula (1997)
  • Selections from The Decameron (1999)
  • Doctor Who Unbound (2003)
  • UNIT (2004)
  • The Adventures Of Luther Arkwright (2005)

Commercials

Siri has also provided TV/radio voiceovers for Argos, Clover, Nescafe, Powergen, Sainsburys, Channel 4, Jazz FM & Homelessness.

gollark: Sure, but you are unlikely to bulk-manufacture them as it's very niche. Might as well just buy an FPGA and stick it in your keyboard.
gollark: The microcontrollers in keyboards doing USB are probably more powerful than "6502"s.
gollark: Perhaps I should continue PotatoASM.
gollark: PotatOS Experimental PotatoASM ISA best.Although I may have slightly copied MIPS by accident.
gollark: Purposes only.

References
  1. "Results for Civil Births in Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records". England & Wales Births 1837-2006. Findmypast. Retrieved 13 September 2018.
  2. Sherman, Fraser A. (6 February 2017). Now and Then We Time Travel: Visiting Pasts and Futures in Film and Television. McFarland. ISBN 978-1-4766-2643-7.
  3. Metcalf, Paul (4 May 2015). "'Moondial' Review - A Healthy Dose of Nostalgia for Fans of Eighties Children's TV". Pissed Off Geek. Retrieved 20 April 2020.
  4. "Colin Cant | MOONDIAL". STARBURST Magazine. Retrieved 20 April 2020.
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