Jurassic Park actor Sam Neill is undergoing experimental treatment for a rare blood cancer.

This was stated in an interview with the newspaper by the actor of the saga “Jurassic Park” Sam Neill. The keeper, on the launch of his memoir, who is being treated for a rare blood cancer, already in the terminal stages. The Northern Ireland-born New Zealand actor, 75, said he was diagnosed with cutaneous T-cell lymphoma a year ago during a promotional tour for Jurassic World: Dominion.

“I finished. I may be dying,” Sam Neill announces in the first chapter of Did I Ever Told You This? (“Have I Ever Told You That?”) to be published next Thursday the 23rd, in which he reviews his long film career, the life of a Hollywood star, and a fifth life in New Zealand, where he lives in present time. Neil started with chemotherapy, but when it started to falter, he decided to treat himself with a new anti-cancer drug that he would receive monthly for the rest of his life, although he now claims he does not have cancer, the report says. a country.

The actor announced that he would return to work in a week to film the adaptation of Liana Moriarty’s novel “Apples Never Fall” in Australia. “I can’t say that last year didn’t have its dark moments. But those moments always bring a light that I am grateful for every day. And I am immensely grateful to all my friends. I’m happy to be alive,” he said. said the actor, quoted El Pais.

Sam Neill began acting in the 1970s, during his long career of over 150 roles, in films such as The Hunt for Red October and The Horse Whisperer, although his most famous role is that of paleontologist Alan Grant. . , in Jurassic Park.