Fred D. Scott

Fred D. Scott was born on Aug 31, 1918 in USA. Fred D. Scott's big-screen debut came with Cool Breeze directed by Barry Pollack in 1972, strarring Mr. Davidson (uncredited). Fred D. Scott is known for Favorite Son directed by Jeff Bleckner, Harry Hamlin stars as Senator Terry Fallon and Tony Goldwyn as Tim. The upcoming new movie Fred D. Scott plays is The Disappearance of Christina which will be released on Nov 04, 1993.

Black American character actor. A graduate of Ithaca College and Dillard College, he studied voice culture and performing arts. As a surgical technician for the U.S. Army in World War II, he was decorated for service in the South Pacific. He contracted tuberculosis during the war and was unable to continue plans to become an opera singer. He studied theatre at San Jose State College and began appearing in plays in and around San Francisco. He relocated to Hollywood in the early 1970s and spent the next three decades appearing in commercials, television programs and films. He died in August, 2002 at the age of 83.