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I remember seeing this clip when I was stuck deep in a depression cycle that was entwined with anxiety over my career and identity as an artist. It completely helped me course correct and is something I reach back to when that darkness lingers again. Travel Well Sam Neill❤️

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alex.2 months ago

Really?! That’s where you’re going to go with this?

bchiacchia2 months ago

@Mellycat6 Vaccine obsession is all some people have in their lives There are a lot of sad empty people in the world

Skyler Thomson2 months ago

@surphs__upp @alexanderchard lol not obsessed yet continually steering the conversation back there when literally NOBODY is talking about it.

alex.2 months ago

@Bowthrow @surphs__upp What’s everyone talking about??

Zachary J Garred2 months ago

That is a wonderful clip!!!! Thanks for sharing that, mate!!

alex.2 months ago

❤️❤️❤️

Lesley P2 months ago

That’s why this was his bio

alex.2 months ago

Legend

Angela Dunning2 months ago

Thank you for sharing this. I'm in this in between place and it's incredibly hard. And I experience depression often. It's a double whammy. Lovely words from a lovely man, so real and down to earth. 💔🙏

TwoDogs ∞ 🦋2 months ago

Thank you. I wish I had heard this many years ago. Enjoy flying with the angels, Sam 🌟

Stacey Russell2 months ago

This one hurts so much, I’ve been crying all morning

John Pollock2 months ago

Beautiful. Thank you.

GalaxyDuster 🇺🇸2 months ago

Sam Neill was all of us. 😭

Nature in Motion2 months ago

sam neill has such a calm, steady way of talking you can actually borrow it for a minute

Jollykicks2 months ago

I’m not going to see a better chosen clip of Sam Neill today. Well done, this is incredible.

Archer Rowan2 months ago

What a gem of a man.

junosmith2 months ago

He was very wise.

Tamina Mirza2 months ago

Needed to hear this... working sthg enjoyable the darkness seems to go away... holds true for me ..

Christine MacKenzie2 months ago

It’s the curse of creatives - the dark dog whispering sweet nothings in our ear. May God bless Sam.

ChristineBluey2 months ago

Vale Sam Neill You were The Best Of Men Mate🥂🌼🍷🌼💛

Monti Kennedy2 months ago

Beautiful. Thank you.🥹🙏For sharing. Sam Niell, so sweet. rip.🪔

Harriet Griffey💙2 months ago

Such wise words. Such a thoughtful man. Such a loss 💔

AnnaH2 months ago

@sereneava This man ❤️💔

Sarah🇵🇸🇱🇧Climate🦜Deep ecology🌳2 months ago

Can you tell me what program this is from please? Where did you access this please?

alex.2 months ago

It’s from a documentary call The Show Must Go On by Ben Steel. This clip was just pulled from ABC arts Facebook page. The doco is available for rent online I believe

Sarah🇵🇸🇱🇧Climate🦜Deep ecology🌳2 months ago

Thank you very much

Chad Lloyd2 months ago

Fantastic

Benjamin Brinker2 months ago

@aimeemacray

annef2 months ago

Awww ❤️

kitty cat2 months ago

Profound & Insightful words…in a World with men(predominantly) with “odd personalities & difficulty communicating with other humans or animals ”, who, ironically own Social Media Companies, dictating…How we should live…trying to take WORK away from us…HUMANS! Stop them!

石川里奈2 months ago

My deepest condolences. (ಥ_ಥ)

Pensive One2 months ago

Writer/performer here. When not performing, I was writing. (Made it through and now happily retired!)

JC Cole2 months ago

Thanks. That’s an amazing clip. I’d love to see the whole interview

Karyn Lisignoli2 months ago

@grok what did Sam Neil die from

Jon2 months ago

I like to say “respect the person that hired you enough to show confidence in their decision in you”

Pipp 🦉⚕️2 months ago

❤️❤️

Mar2 months ago

🥰🥰🥰

Cinephile Lost in World of Dreams & Desires!2 months ago

@awoodustin

GawkyHare2 months ago

🫶

Mr. Kiwi2 months ago

@wattleiwear 💛

Diana Wong2 months ago

Thank you for sharing this 💕

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