Neil Jackson

Actor from the series 'Sleepy Hollow'

Neil Jackson - Performers & Entertainers born March 5th, 1976
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An English actor, producer, and screenwriter. Grew up in a theatrical family, which led to a focus on the performing arts. Appeared in various television series and films, notably starred in the series 'Sleepy Hollow' as Abraham Van Brunt. Participated in projects that include 'The Witches of East End' and 'Blade: The Series'. In addition to acting, engaged in producing and screenwriting.

Starred in 'Sleepy Hollow'

Appeared in 'Blade: The Series'

Contributed to 'Witches of East End'

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