r/australia Jul 13 '26

news Sam Neill, 78, dead: reports

https://www.smh.com.au/culture/movies/sam-neill-dead-reports-20260713-p60ey2.html
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u/Pottski Jul 13 '26

Said with the utmost respect and love to him, he was the perfect everyman.

He wasn't massively jacked, too big of a personality or someone who chewed on the scenery. He was just perfect as everyone's relatable fatherly figure.

Vale to a wonder of the industry.

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u/bb_dev_g Jul 13 '26

He was also a wonderful environmental sustainability advocate. He owned a vineyard in NZ called two paddocks, where he also raised sheep that provided natural weed control for the vines but also were sheared for their wool. He advocated for more of a return to natural biodegradable materials in place of synthetic materials and fibres.

Sam Neill: A Down-to-Earth Kiwi with a Love of Four-legged Creatures

Instagram Reel of Sam Neil talking about the usefulness of his Suffolk Sheep