Lee Neville had a non-speaking role in The Man Who Sold the World, a 2006 feature film written and directed by Louis Melville.

Contents 1 Synopsis 2 Screenings 3 Trailer 4 Sample Scenes 5 Cast 6 External links 7 Comments

SynopsisEdit

A family inheritance triggers a twisted odyssey for Max Trisch, as he and girlfriend Lidija are sucked into a reality-bending conspiracy involving the Holy Grail, the Second World War, and an ominous doomsday cult.

ScreeningsEdit

Screened at Cannes in 2007. Public Premiere at the Bourne To Die Horror Festival in 2009.

TrailerEdit

The trailer is available to view on YouTube

Sample ScenesEdit

Sample scenes are available to view on YouTube

CastEdit

Actor	Role(s)
Jonathan Sidgwick	Max Trisch
Rita Kvist	Lidija
Andrew Tiernan	Reverend Carmichael
Dan van Husen	Zisna
John Wagland	Gabriel
Alex McNeill	The Boy
Julia Stravrietsky	Raym, the Boy's Mother
Lee Neville	SS Scharuhrer Himmrich Henler
Miles Bromilow	Hitler
Mark Stevenson	The Monk
Montserrat Roig de Puig	Gaia Tapoge Earth Mother
Olga Molokina	Tapoge Priestess
Magda Rodriguez	Woman in the White Chair
Howard Corlett, Simon James Morgan, Jade Ramsey, Nikita Ramsey	Tapoges
Tally Koren	Hebrew voices

External linksEdit

• Official Site
• The Man Who Sold the World on the Internet Movie Database (IMDb)