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‘You thought he would always be there, like the Southern Alps’: Memories of Sam Neill

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Toby Manhire
‘You thought he would always be there, like the Southern Alps’: Memories of Sam Neill
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Friends and colleagues are mourning the death of acclaimed New Zealand actor Sir Sam Neill at age 78. The tribute features memories from various figures in the film and arts industry who highlight his character, humor, and political activism.

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Sam Neill was a significant cultural figure in New Zealand and international cinema, and his passing has prompted a widespread outpouring of respect from the arts community.

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Share Story × Share Story Facebook Twitter Bluesky Reddit Email Linkedin Whatsapp Messenger Sam Neill surveys his paddocky vines in Central Otago. () A giant of the pictures, paddocks (two) and protest, Sir Sam Neill has died at 78. Friends and colleagues share their memories of an extraordinary New Zealander.

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This is a commemorative piece focusing on personal tributes and professional legacy.

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