Neil Dudgeon is married to his beautiful wife Mary Peate. She is also recognized by her own works besides just being the celebrity spouse.

Neil Dudgeon is an English actor who made his debut on the screen in the year 1987 and has become a sensation since then.

Yes, professional actor, Neil is married to his wife Mary Peate.

The couple has not revealed the date of their marriage until now but it is known that they have given birth to 2 children.

They have a daughter and a son named Greta Dudgeon and Joe Dudgeon respectively.

Talking about Mary, she is a radio drama producer who works for the BBC radio and has worked in this sector for almost twenty years.

Peate has produced more than two hundred broadcasts throughout her career and has worked with several famous people such as on Radio 4.

Also, she has worked in the plays by Joe Orton, Shakespeare, and Mike Barlett on Radio 3.

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Neil Dudgeon Net Worth Revealed

Dudgeon has a total net worth of $3 million.

The professional actor has appeared in several movies such as Prick Up Your Ears (1987), Fools of Fortune (1990), Different for Girls (1996), and many other as well.

Also, we can see him in several TV Series such as China Towns, Playhouse Presents, Life of Riley, The Nativity, Kingdom, etc.

All these movies and TV series have surely helped him to earn a lot of money and has also helped him to live a lavish lifestyle.

However, he likes to keep his personal life low-key and therefore does not even have his account on Instagram but is certainly available on Twitter.

Get To Know About The Dudgeon Family

Dudgeon was born in an English family.

The actor was born and raised in Doncaster, West Riding of Yorkshire, England, on January 2, 1981. Therefore, he is currently 60 years old.

His parents sent him to attend Intake Secondary Modern school which was situated in his hometown itself.

It is known that during his school life, Neil had acted in several plays including Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead.

After completing his school education, Dudgeon joined the University of Bristol where he studied drama from 1979 to 1982.

In 2012, he had appeared on BBC Radio 4’s Afternoon Play series as Norman Birkett where he starred in 4 plays written by Caroline and David Stafford.