Adam Scott, an American actor with a higher education, is charismatic and talented

American actor Adam Scott was born in Santa Cruz, California, on April 3, 1973. Parents taught in high school, older brothers and sister completed their studies when Adam just went to school.

Study

After school, the young man applied to the Academy of Dramatic Art in Los Angeles. After graduation, Adam Scott settled down to work on television. The first time his participation in popular TV shows boiled down to episodic roles, but soon a charismatic actor with a characteristic appearance attracted the attention of producers, and he began to trust the roles of the second plan.

Adam Scott - the actor is quite talented, with a good theatrical education. He successfully starred in the series: "The Police of New York", "Law and order", "First Aid", "We are five", "The client is always dead," "One murder," "Miami crime scene," "Veronica Mars" , "Miracle".

Popularity

However, the following series brought him fame:

• "Consolidated brothers", the role of Derek Huff.
• "Parks and recreation areas," the character of Ben.
• "Say that you love," the role of Palek.
• "Kings of parties," the character of Henry Pollard (the main role).

For ten years, from 1996 to 2006, Adam Scott played a number of roles, among which were different tarts: comedies, thrillers, thrillers and fantasy. Particularly successful are: comedy film "If your mother in law is a monster", an epic film "Aviator" directed by Martin Scorsese, thrillers "Especially serious crimes" and "Lesser evil", a fantastic picture "Star Trek", action movie "Torque".

Producing

At some point the actor wanted to expand his activities. Since 2009, Adam Scott, apart from participating in productions as an actor, began to produce individual projects. In this difficult matter he was helped by a special education received at the Academy. In the production of the film "The Place of the Passenger" Adam Scott participated as an executive producer.

The series "Kings of parties", in which the actor played one of the main roles, was also partially produced by Scott. Seventy episodes fell on his share. After completing his work, Adam left the project and after a short break joined the crew of the series "Parks and recreation areas." At the same time, Adam Scott, whose films did not bring any tangible income, began to appear in sports advertising on the ESPN channel.

In 2007-2008, Scott took part in the film "A little bit pregnant." Then he played the brother of the character Will Farrell in the series "Consolidated brothers." In 2011, the actor appeared in the comic film "My Fucking Brother", playing a character Jeremy.

Two awards to Adam brought the film "The Evil Type", where he starred in his most dramatic role, playing Synopsis Caleb, a construction worker from a small provincial town.

A variety of characters

The characteristic roles played by Adam Scott, allowed the actor to create for himself a universal role. He easily coped with the most difficult characters, played vividly and realistically. In the 2004 film, entitled "Veronica Mars", Scott played a teacher who was loved and respected by all the students. However, as it turned out, the teacher was on his mind and dreamed of getting close to one of his pupils.

In 2007, Adam took part in the film "Tell me that you love." The series abounded with sexual scenes, in which you had to participate, and Scott. Bedtime episodes were so frank that the show was banned by employees from the department of morality.

One of the roles of Adam was the character of Pat Anderson, the cocaine-dependent hero of the drama Eastbound & Down. The image that was to create the actor, deeply psychological, multifaceted, required a special approach. Nevertheless, the actor coped with the task and received a prize for his work.

Adam Scott: Filmography

During his career, the actor starred in more than thirty paintings and several television series. Below is the selected list of films with his participation.

• "Star Trek", (1996);
• "Fanatka", (1998);
• "Lesser evil", (1998);
• "Particularly serious crimes", (2002);
• "Torque", (2004);
• "Aviator", (2004);
• "If my mother in law is a monster," (2005);
• "Consolidated Brethren", (2008);
• "Evil type", (2009);
• "Passenger's seat", (2009);
• "Bachelors", (2012);
• "Drunken Story", (2013);
• "Time Machine", (2014);
• "The Black Mass", (2015);
• "Krampus", (2015).

Personal life

In 2005, Adam Scott made an offer to Naomi Sablan, with whom he had close friendships. They worked together on film projects and eventually decided to get married. The couple have two children.