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I wouldn't have given it a second thought if it wasn't for Neville Longbottom. That character made me love the name.

"Neville! Time for your Fig Newtons!"

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This was a series of Fig Newton commercials I remember, a very proper English nanny could always get Neville into line by offering Fig Newtons.
Neville to me is a humorous stereotyped named for an upper-class English boy or man from a long time ago. It seems pretty silly on a modern person.

I think it's fabulous.
It has that nerdy feeling, but it's charming. Not too popular, but most people have heard it. U guess most would think of Neville Longbottom (so do I) but I don't think that's a bad association at all.

I prefer leaving Neville as a surname.

I like more than most surname-names. It has a nice sound and looks intelligent. It does remind me of Neville Chamberlain, though.

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Combos suggestions (some from you PNL)

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Neville Francis
Neville Harrison
Neville Fintan
Neville Foster
Neville Hartley
Neville Julian
Neville Maurice
Neville Murray
Neville Peregrine
Neville Roland

Makes me think of Neville Longbottom from the Harry Potter series. Not a bad thing I suppose though.

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Neville Giles
Neville Arden
Neville Delmar
Neville Boyce
Neville Hugh
Neville Teddy
Neville Tristin
Neville Sheldon
Neville Wardell
Neville Percival
Neville George
Neville Huey
Neville Arlen
Neville Tristan
Neville Oliver
Neville Delano

Neville Longbottom is my only association here. I like it but wouldn't use it.

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Combos...

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Neville Gregory
Neville Alastor
Neville Derek
Neville Lucian
Neville Oliver
Neville Desmond
Neville Phillip
Neville Donovan
Neville Grayson
Neville Simon
Neville Gereon
Neville Anders

I really like it too; although I don't like how the only person most people associate with it is the HP character (don't get me wrong -- he's a great character -- but the association is so strong).

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I like the combo Neville George :)