Biography
Reid Scott was born and raised in upstate New York, where he received a degree from Syracuse University before moving to NYC to pursue acting with a role on All My Children. Reid has the distinction of simultaneously filming two acclaimed cable series. He starred as hunky oncologist to Academy Award nominee Laura Linney on the Golden Globe-winning Showtime series The Big C and also as a D.C. legend opposite Julia Louis-Dreyfus in HBO's acomedy Veep.
Reid previously over-lapped productions with TBS' first original comedy series, My Boys while juggling a multi-episode arc on ABC Family Channel's hit drama Secret Life of an American Teenager.
Reid relocated to L.A. for a role in the Fox Pilot With You in Spirit and ultimately went on to star on the acclaimed ABC comedy It's All Relative, from the producers of the Academy Award-winning film Chicago. A recurring role on NBC's celebrated drama American Dreams followed thereafter, as well as a role in the telefilm Revenge of a Middle Aged Woman with Christine Lahti.
Reid's big screen accomplishments include the New Line thriller Amusement; a comedy feature Bickford Shmeckler's Cool Ideas which co-starred Patrick Fugit, Cheryl Hines, and Olivia Wilde; and more recently the indie drama Missing William. Reid played the perfect romantic male lead in the smart and funny, indie romantic comedy, Losing Control.
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Actor
Movies | |
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2024 |
The Idea of You |
2023 |
Merry Little Batman (TV movie) |
2022 |
Who Invited Charlie? |
Wildflower |
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2021 |
Injustice |
Venom: Let There Be Carnage |
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2019 |
Black and Blue |
Late Night |
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2018 |
Under the Eiffel Tower |
Venom |
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2017 |
Home Again |
2016 |
Dean |
Nerdland |
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The Veil |
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2015 |
I'll See You in My Dreams |
Slow Learners |
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The Intern |
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2014 |
A Better You |
Missing William |
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Sister |
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2013 |
Beside Still Waters |
2011 |
Losing Control |
2008 |
Amusement |
2006 |
Bickford Shmeckler's Cool Ideas |
2003 |
With You In Spirit (TV movie) |
Short | |
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2016 |
Meridian |
Performer
Shows | |
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2024 |
Chrissy & Dave Dine Out |
2019 |
71st Primetime Emmy® Awards |
2017 |
IMDb on the Scene - Interviews |
2012 |
The Jeff Probst Show |
1995 |
E! Live from the Red Carpet |
1993 |
Good Day L.A. |