Robert Duncan McNeill was born on November 9, 1964, in North Carolina, but his early life was marked by frequent relocation, as his family eventually settled in Atlanta, Georgia. He attended a local high school, where he laid the foundation for his future success. After graduating, McNeill made the bold decision to relocate to New York City, where he enrolled at Juilliard, a prestigious institution dedicated to the study of the performing arts. During his two-year stint at Juilliard, he honed his craft, eventually landing the role of "Charlie Brent" on the popular ABC daytime drama, All My Children, in 1970.
Throughout his illustrious career, McNeill has made a significant impact in the world of television and film. He has appeared in a wide range of shows, including the critically acclaimed series The Twilight Zone, L.A. Law, Sisters, Murder, She Wrote, The Outer Limits, Crossing Jordan, Star Trek: Voyager, Lucky Chances, Homefront, Going to Extremes, and many others. His extensive theater background includes performances in notable productions such as Stephen Sondheim's Broadway musical "Into the Woods", "The Fantastiks - The Boy", "Lucy's Lapses", "Romeo and Juliet", "Six Degrees of Separation", "The Family of Mann", "The Four-H Club", and others.
In addition to his impressive acting resume, McNeill has also ventured into directing, making his debut on Star Trek: Voyager in 1995. He has since directed episodes of various shows, including Dawson's Creek, 9mm of Love, The Battery, Star Trek: Enterprise, Dead Like Me, and others. McNeill's versatility and dedication to his craft have made him a sought-after talent in the entertainment industry, with a wide range of credits to his name.
