People With Neal As A Surname
- Adam Neal, English rugby league player
- Alice B. Neal, American writer
- Antonio Neal, American R&B musician
- Blaine Neal (born 1978), American relief pitcher in Major League Baseball
- Bob Neal (Atlanta sportscaster), American sports broadcaster
- Charlie Neal, American baseball player
- Chris Neal, English football goalkeeper
- Daniel Neal, British historian
- David Dalhoff Neal, American artist, father of Max Neal
- Diane Neal, American actress
- Dylan Neal, Canadian actor
- Edwin Neal, American actor
- Elise Neal, American actress
- Eric Neal, Australian businessman
- Gary Neal, American basketball player
- Jackie Neal, American blues singer
- James Neal (disambiguation)
- Jeff Neal, American drummer
- John Neal, American author
- John Neal (cricketer), English cricketer
- John R. Neal, American politician
- John Randolph Neal, Jr., American law professor
- Kenny Neal, American blues musician
- Larry Neal, American author
- Lincoln "Link" Neal (see Rhett and Link), American internet personality
- Lorenzo Neal, American football player
- Matt Neal, British racing driver
- Max Neal (1865–1941), German playwright, son of David Dalhoff Neal
- Patricia Neal (1926-2010), Academy Award winning American actress
- Patricia Neal (known as Fannie Flagg) (born 1944), American novelist and actress
- Phil Neal, English footballer
- Philip Neal, New York City Ballet principal dancer
- Raful Neal, American blues singer
- Richard Neal, Democratic Representative representing Massachusetts' 2nd congressional district
- Scott Neal, British actor
- Stephen Neal, American football player
- Stephen L. Neal (born 1934), former North Carolina Democrat in the U.S. House of Representatives (1975–1995).
- Tom Neal (1914–1972), American actor
- William Neal (born 1947), English painter and graphic designer
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