Christian Harris Neeman

Christian Harris Neeman is an American actor who has performed in film, television, and the theater. Christian is of Irish and German decent. He was born in Davenport Iowa and raised in Tulsa Oklahoma. He is the son of Dr. Howard Francis Neeman and Vanessa Kay "Harris" Adams. In 1991 Christian was awarded an Allstate acting award for Speech and Debate for his lead role in the Allstate State One-Act Competition of Oklahoma. In 1992 Christian attended the University of Central Oklahoma on theater scholarship. In 1999 Christian landed his first role in professional theater as the Apothecary and Pot Pan, in an Equity production by Tulsa Repertory Theater of Romeo and Juliette, in Tulsa Oklahoma with a cast including a young David Harbour as Mercutio. David has remained a great inspiration for Christian to this day. In 2010 Christian attended Cabrillo College as a theater major and also for scenic design. In 2017 Christian wrote and produced his first comedy original one-act play called Santa Cruzia performed at Cabrillo College. Christian designed and built the set and starred in the production. Christian is an Improv trained actor from Comedy Sportz Improv, American Improv Theater, and continues his training presently at Made Up Theater Improv. Christian is best know for his lead role in Discovery ID's I (Almost Got Away with It), "Got to Build a Meth Lab" as convicted murderer and meth maker Jerry Wayne Wright. Christian also has 10 years of background work on 25 major productions starting with Moneyball, where he was able to work alongside Brad Pitt and Phillip Seymour Hoffman. Christian has worked on 4 Marvel films including Ant-Man, Ant-Man and the Wasp, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, and Venom 2 Let there be Carnage, as well as The Matrix 4. Show less «