George C. Scott

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Born: 10/18/1927

Biography: One of the finest American actors of his generation, George C. Scott was born in Virginia and raised in Detroit. After serving in the Marines from 1945 to 1949, Scott enrolled at the University of Missouri, determined to become an actor. Though his truculent demeanor and ras …

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ActorAll Actor Credits

The New Centurions [Movie] as Sgt. Andy Kilvinski

2009

Hardcore [Movie] as Jake Van Dorn

2009

The Hospital [Movie] as Dr. Herbert Bock

2004

The Changeling [Movie] as John Russell

2003

The Hustler [Movie] as Bert Gordon

2002

Inherit the Wind [Movie] as Bryan

1999

DirectorAll Director Credits

Don't Look Back: The Story of Leroy "Satchel" Paige [Movie]

1981

The Savage Is Loose [Movie]

1974

Rage [Movie]

1972

The Andersonville Trial [Movie]

1970

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Year
Result
Award
Movie

1999
Won
Screen Actors Guild
Best Male Actor in a Television Miniseries or Movie
Inherit the Wind

1980
Nominated
Genie Awards
Best Actor - Foreign
The Changeling

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