Neil Jackson Biography: Net Worth, Wife, Parents, Age, Height, Siblings, Movies, Books, Songs, Instagram

Neil Jackson is an English actor and writer who gained international recognition for portraying the vampire Marcus Van Sciver in the supernatural television series Blade: The Series.

He later became known to a wider audience through major film and television roles, including MI6 agent Slate in the James Bond film Quantum of Solace and the DC Comics villain Jordan Mahkent, better known as Icicle, in Stargirl.

Beyond acting, Jackson has also worked as a screenwriter, musician, and former amateur boxing champion, building a career that spans British and American film and television.

Neil Jackson
Wiki Facts & About Data
Name:	Neil Jackson
Born:	March 5, 1976 (age 50 years old)
Place of Birth:	Luton, Bedfordshire, England
Nationality:	English
Ethnicity:	English
Height:	6 feet 1 inch
Religion:	Christianity
Parents:	Dennis Jackson and Evelyn Jackson
Siblings:	Three brothers
Spouse:	Kim Rae Jackson
Relationship:	Married
Occupation:	Actor and Writer
Net Worth:	$3 million

Early Life and Education

Neil Jackson, who clocked 50 years old in 2026, was born on March 5, 1976, in Luton, Bedfordshire, England, and was raised in a Christian household alongside his three brothers.

His parents, Dennis Jackson and Evelyn Jackson, encouraged both discipline and athleticism during his childhood.

He attended Harlington Upper School, where he developed an interest in acting after taking part in school drama productions, including West Side Story and Little Shop of Horrors.

Outside the classroom, he excelled in boxing and won a gold medal as an amateur light-heavyweight champion.

Jackson later studied Sports Science at the University of Wales Institute Cardiff before working as a personal trainer. He eventually moved to London to pursue a full-time acting career.

Personal Life

Neil Jackson is married to Kim Rae Jackson. The couple got engaged in October 2023 and tied the knot on April 27, 2024, in a private outdoor ceremony attended by close family and friends.

They do not have any children and have largely kept their marriage out of the spotlight while sharing a passion for fitness and animal welfare.

Before marrying Kim Rae, Jackson was previously in a long-term relationship with Australian stunt performer Kylie Furneaux.

Career

Neil Jackson began his acting career in the early 2000s with appearances in British television series such as Heartbeat and Silent Witness.

His breakthrough came in 2004 when director Oliver Stone cast him as Perdiccas in the historical epic Alexander.

He gained wider international recognition in 2006 after starring as Marcus Van Sciver in Blade: The Series.

Two years later, he appeared as MI6 operative Slate in the James Bond film Quantum of Solace alongside Daniel Craig.

Jackson went on to star as Sasha Belov in Make It or Break It and later appeared in popular series including Sleepy Hollow, Westworld, Absentia, The Originals, and Tracker.

In 2020, he joined the DC superhero series Stargirl as Jordan Mahkent, also known as Icicle, becoming one of the show’s central villains.

Outside acting, Jackson has written screenplays and released his debut music album, The Little Things.

Net Worth

Neil Jackson has an estimated net worth of $3 million.

His wealth comes primarily from his acting career in film and television, along with earnings from screenwriting, music, and other creative projects.

Social Media

• Instagram: @theneiljackson
• X: @TheNeilJackson

Filmography

• Heartbeat (2002)
• Silent Witness (2003)
• Alexander (2004)
• Sugar Rush (2005)
• Breakfast on Pluto (2005)
• Blade: The Series (2006)
• The Passage (2007)
• CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2008)
• Quantum of Solace (2008)
• Push (2009)
• Make It or Break It (2009–2012)
• Upstairs Downstairs (2010)
• FlashForward (2010)
• Clean Skin (2012)
• Sleepy Hollow (2014)
• The Originals (2017)
• Absentia (2017)
• Westworld (2018)
• Welcome to Marwen (2018)
• Stargirl (2020)
• The King’s Man (2021)
• New Year (2021)
• Tracker (2024)

Discography

• The Little Things (2013)