Anthony Boyle Spotted on Intimate Date with TikTok Star Olivia Neill
House of Guinness actor Anthony Boyle has been seen enjoying a low-key date with popular Irish influencer Olivia Neill in Belfast. The pair appeared cosy and comfortable together at the city's Andersons town Social Club over the weekend, with Boyle wrapping his arm affectionately around the TikTok star.
Romantic Encounter at Belfast Social Club
An eyewitness described the scene to The Sun newspaper, revealing that the couple seemed very familiar with each other. 'They were all over each other and clearly knew each other really well,' the source reported. 'It was such a low key date and everyone just treated them like normal people – nobody's a celebrity in the social club!'
Both Boyle, 31, and Neill, 24, share Irish heritage, with Boyle best known for his portrayal of Arthur Guinness in the Netflix historical drama series. The Daily Mail has reached out to representatives for both individuals seeking comment on the nature of their relationship.
Rising Star with Impressive Credentials
Anthony Boyle's acting career began in 2013 when he commenced training at the prestigious Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, graduating with a BA in acting three years later. His breakthrough came with the role of Scorpius Malfoy in the West End production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, followed by notable appearances in Derry Girls and the political thriller Say Nothing.
Olivia Neill boasts substantial social media influence with 791,000 Instagram followers and has accumulated over 91.5 million likes across her TikTok content, establishing herself as a significant digital personality.
Bond Speculation Continues to Swirl
In related entertainment news, Anthony Boyle has recently emerged as a potential contender for the iconic role of James Bond. According to The Mirror, Ladbrokes bookmakers have placed Boyle at 10/1 odds, making him the fifth favourite to succeed Daniel Craig as the legendary spy.
This development follows James Norton's recent declaration that he considers himself too old for the part at 40, suggesting casting directors might 'go younger' with their selection. Other rumoured candidates include Henry Cavill (42), Theo James (40), Callum Turner (35), Harris Dickinson (29), Tom Holland (29), and Jack Lowden (35).
Daniel Craig was 38 when he first assumed the Bond mantle in 2006's Casino Royale and 53 during his final appearance in No Time To Die in 2021. Norton elaborated on his decision, stating: 'I think I am too old. I turned 40 this summer. There is no conversation going on. It is as if someone has a bet on in Wolverhampton and it is nonsense.'
Previous Contenders Rule Themselves Out
Aaron Taylor-Johnson, another previously favoured candidate, has similarly distanced himself from Bond speculation, telling Esquire magazine: 'It's not really for me to say anything.' Meanwhile, Idris Elba, 53, who was rumoured for the role back in 2009, recently joked that he has become 'more famous for not playing Bond than some of the actors who did.'
Elba explained his perspective during a Radio X interview: 'I'm ancient now. I don't know what kind of Bond I'd be. It was definitely one of the biggest rumours. I found it as a compliment to be considered all those years ago.' The actor confirmed that the opportunity is now 'dead' from his perspective.
As the entertainment world continues to speculate about Bond's future, Anthony Boyle's career trajectory appears increasingly promising, with his personal life now attracting additional public interest following his Belfast outing with social media star Olivia Neill.
