Andrew Scott
Andrew Scott (Andrew Scott), born on October 21, 1976 in Dublin, Ireland, is an Irish film and television actor.
In 1998, he entered the film and television industry as his debut solo screen " Miracle At Midnight "; in 2013, he appeared in the drama " Locke "; in 2014, he appeared in the drama " Jimmy's Hall "; in 2015, he appeared in the action film " Spectre "
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; In 2016, starred in the adventure fantasy film " Alice Through the Looking Glass "
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In October 2020, Andrew Scott won the Laurence Olivier Awards for Best Actor in a Drama for his "Happy Now" .
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Early Experience
Scott was born and raised in Dublin and studied at Gonzaga ( Gonzaga ) College, a private Catholic Jesuit school on the south side of Dublin. He attends courses for teenagers at the Drama Academy every Saturday and appeared in two Irish TV commercials at the age of 8. At the age of seventeen, he starred in his first movie "Korea" and took the lead. Later, Scott dropped out of the drama major at Trinity College Dublin, got an audition opportunity at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin and successfully won the role.
Performing Experience
In 1998, he played the supporting role of Michael Glennbaum in the drama " Miracle At Midnight "
; in the same year, he played the small role of a soldier on the beach in the war drama " Saving Private Ryan " directed by Steven Allan Spielberg
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In 2013, in the feature film " Locke " starring Tom Hardy , he played the supporting role of Donal who talked with the male number one on the phone
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In 2014, he played the supporting role of Father Seamus in the feature film " Jimmy's Hall " directed by Ken Loach
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In 2015, he played the supporting villain C in the action movie " Spectre " starring Daniel Wroughton Craig
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In 2016, he played the supporting role of Mr. Edison Bennett in the fantasy film " Alice Through the Looking Glass "
; in the same year, he played the supporting role of Anthony Julius in the biopic " Denial " starring Rachel Weisz
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In 2018, he played the supporting role Edgar in the TV movie " King Lear " starring Anthony Hopkins
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In 2019, he played the priest in the second season of the TV series Fleabag starring Phoebe Mary Waller-Bridge
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In June 2019, he played the special car driver in the second episode of the fifth season of " Black Mirror "
. In September, it was announced that he will star in the Showtime series "Ripley" , playing the famous serial killer Tom Ripley written by writer Patricia Highsmith
. On December 4, 2019, the film " Rescue Soldiers (Hong Kong) " co-starred with Richard Madden premiered in the UK
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Personal Life
On November 17, 2013, Scott accepted an exclusive interview with the British newspaper The Independent and admitted that he was a gay.
Character Evaluation
Scott is like a ball full of energy, ready to inflate and explode at any time. Those dark brown eyes are dark and evil on the screen, but warm and enthusiastic in reality. His career development is rich and varied. In addition to gay and heterosexual roles, he also includes those with ambiguous sexual orientations. What is particularly valuable is that he does not avoid homosexual roles for fear of being stereotyped. ( Magazine Review)
Scott's performance is very changeable: moody, fascinating, and full of vitality. ( )
