Neil Webb is a Canadian actor and stand-up comedian with a rich background and a plethora of accomplishments. Born in Calgary, Alberta, he initially pursued a career in high-level hockey, but eventually transitioned to acting and filmmaking, leveraging his transferable skills to excel in his new profession.
Throughout his illustrious career, Webb has made significant contributions to the world of filmmaking, having written and directed several feature films, including the psychological thriller Double Booked, which garnered widespread recognition and acclaim after premiering at multiple film festivals in 2014 and 2015.
Neil Webb's most notable role to date is arguably his portrayal of the tattooed prisoner opposite Robert Patrick in James Gunn's Peacemaker, a testament to his remarkable range and adaptability as a performer.
With nearly a decade of stand-up comedy experience under his belt and over a decade and a half in the film industry, Webb's versatility as a performer is consistently on display, making him a talented and respected figure in the entertainment world.
