Scott Bailey is a popular American actor. He played in the films Lightning Strike and Prayers for Bobby. Scott also starred in the series Ray Donovan, Law and Order. Special Corps, Mistresses, and Particularly Serious Crimes.
Biography and personal life
The actor's full name is Scott Michael Bailey. He was born December 16, 1978 in Florissant, Missouri. Scott spent almost all his childhood in Europe. He lived in Vernon, Illinois, Augsburg, Germany, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Los Angeles. In addition to English, the actor knows German and Spanish well. Bailey is not the only child in the family. He grew up with his older sister Lisa. Scott's mother was a nurse.
Bailey was educated in mechanical engineering. He studied at New Mexico State University. In his student days, Scott was a member of Pi Kappa Alpha. Prior to becoming an actor, Bailey managed to work at the US Department of Energy. At first, playing on stage was just a hobby for Bailey. Over time, he realized that this is what he wants to do most of his time. However, the actor continued to work on his doctorate at the University of California, Los Angeles.
In 2010, the actor announced his engagement to American actress and singer Adrienne Franz. The wedding took place next year in California. In 2015, a daughter was born in their family, who was named Amelie Irene. Scott loves traveling and writes research articles for specialized journals.
Carier start
At the beginning of his acting career, Scott starred in the role of Sandy Foster in the series "Guiding Light", which went from 1952 to 2009. The melodrama tells about the life of a priest. He then appeared in an action adventure about the invincible crime fighter Cool Walker. This series could be seen from 1993 to 2001. Bailey got the role of Danny Roberts in him. He then played Stan in the TV series Faculty. A co-production melodrama from the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom talks about college life. The series has several storylines.
Later, the actor could be seen as Mack in the series "Chicken Broth for the Soul" and as Brian Townsend in the crime detective "Law and Order. Special Corps." In 2001, he starred in the television drama "Just Ask My Children." The actor got the role of Brandon in his youth. In the story, after a false denunciation from a neighbor, a married couple is judged. Children are forced to testify against their father and mother. Their parents are planted for many years, and the boys grow up in foster care. In the same year, he received the role of Walter in the film "First Day". The director of the military drama is Michael W. Leighton.
Then the actor could be seen in the 2004 film "Big Chuck, Little Chuck." His character is Robbie Williams. The main character is a dog trainer. The director, screenwriter and producer of the family comedy is Byron Quizenberry. Bailey later got the lead role of Roman Martin in the series Sinners and Saints. Other great roles in the drama were given to Maria Conchita Alonso, Charles Shaughnessy and Natalie Martinez. In 2007, Scott starred in the movie The Fall. Thriller tells about a student who was greatly changed by the experienced act of violence. The film was presented at events such as the Tribeca Film Festival and the Stockholm International Film Festival. In the same year he could be seen in the short film Express Acquaintance. The character of the actor is Jake. The comedy was presented at the Rochester Film Festival, Sonoma Film Festival and DC Shorts Film Festival, the Newport Beach Film Festival, the Road Island and Rome International Film Festivals.
