
Person
George C. Scott
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- October 18, 1927
- Died
- September 22, 1999
- Place of birth
- Wise, Virginia, USA
- Also known as
- George Campbell Scott, جرج سی. اسکات
Biography
George Campbell Scott (October 18, 1927 – September 22, 1999) was an American actor, director and producer. He was best known for his stage work, as well as his portrayals of the prosecutor Claude Dancer in Anatomy of a Murder (1959), General Buck Turgidson in Stanley Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove (1964), General George S. Patton in the film Patton (1970), and Ebenezer Scrooge in Clive Donner's film A Christmas Carol (1984).
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Filmography
History vs. HollywoodTV · 2001 · as Self (archive footage) · 1 episode
GloriaFilm · 1999 · as Ruby
Inherit the WindFilm · 1999 · as Matthew Harrison Brady
Rocky MarcianoFilm · 1999 · as Pierino Marchegiano
Gary Cooper: The Face of a HeroFilm · 1998 · as Self
12 Angry MenFilm · 1997 · as Juror 3
Family RescueFilm · 1997 · as Clayton Hayes
Patton: A Tribute to Franklin J. SchaffnerFilm · 1997 · as Self - Actor (voice)
Shirley Maclaine: Kicking Up Her HeelsFilm · 1996 · as Self
TitanicTV · 1996 · as Captain Edward J. Smith · 2 episodes
AngusFilm · 1995 · as Grandpa Ivan
New York NewsTV · 1995 · as Ollie Herman · 3 episodes
TysonFilm · 1995 · as Cus D'Amato
In the Heat of the Night: A Matter of JusticeFilm · 1994 · as Judge Walker
The Whipping BoyFilm · 1994 · as Blind George- TrapsTV · 1994 · as Joe Trapchek · 5 episodes
CuraçaoFilm · 1993 · as Cornelius Wettering
MaliceFilm · 1993 · as Dr. Martin Kessler
Finding the Way HomeFilm · 1991 · as Max Mittelman
Preminger: Anatomy of a FilmmakerFilm · 1991 · as Self
Weapons at WarTV · 1991 · as Host · 7 episodes
Cartoon All-Stars to the RescueFilm · 1990 · as Smoke (voice)
Descending AngelFilm · 1990 · as Florian Stroia
The Exorcist IIIFilm · 1990 · as Lt. William 'Bill' Kinderman
The Rescuers Down UnderFilm · 1990 · as McLeach (voice)
The Ryan White StoryFilm · 1989 · as Charles Vaughan Sr.
Mr. PresidentTV · 1987 · as President Samuel A. Tresch · 23 episodes
PalsFilm · 1987 · as Jack Stobbs
ChoicesFilm · 1986 · as Evan Granger
The Last Days of PattonFilm · 1986 · as Gen. George S. Patton Jr.
The Murders in the Rue MorgueFilm · 1986 · as Auguste Dupin
Mussolini: The Untold StoryTV · 1985 · as Benito Mussolini · 4 episodes
A Christmas CarolFilm · 1984 · as Ebenezer Scrooge
FirestarterFilm · 1984 · as John Rainbird
China RoseFilm · 1983 · as Burton Allen
The Indomitable Teddy RooseveltFilm · 1983 · as Narrator
Oliver TwistFilm · 1982 · as Fagin
Casey StengelFilm · 1981 · as Self - Host
TapsFilm · 1981 · as General Harlan Bache
The ChangelingFilm · 1980 · as John Russell
The FormulaFilm · 1980 · as Barney Caine
Arthur Miller on Home GroundFilm · 1979 · as Self
HardcoreFilm · 1979 · as Jake VanDorn
Movie MovieFilm · 1978 · as Gloves Malloy / Spats Baxter
Islands in the StreamFilm · 1977 · as Thomas Hudson
The Prince and the PauperFilm · 1977 · as The Ruffler
Beauty and the BeastFilm · 1976 · as The Beast
NBC: The First Fifty YearsFilm · 1976 · as Self
Fear on TrialFilm · 1975 · as Louis Nizer
The HindenburgFilm · 1975 · as Col. Franz Ritter- Dinah!TV · 1974 · as Self · 2 episodes
The Bank ShotFilm · 1974 · as Walter Upjohn Ballentine
The Savage Is LooseFilm · 1974 · as John
The Savage Is LooseFilm · 1974 · Director
The Savage Is LooseFilm · 1974 · Producer
Oklahoma CrudeFilm · 1973 · as Noble 'Mase' Mason
The Day of the DolphinFilm · 1973 · as Jake Terrell
RageFilm · 1972 · as Dan Charles Logan
RageFilm · 1972 · Director
The Flim Flam ManFilm · 1972 · as Mordecai
The New CenturionsFilm · 1972 · as Kilvinski- The Trouble With PeopleFilm · 1972 · as Driver (Story 2)
- A Man Named LombardiFilm · 1971 · Acting
The HospitalFilm · 1971 · as Dr. Herbert Bock
The Last RunFilm · 1971 · as Harry Garmes
The PriceFilm · 1971 · as Victor Franz
They Might Be GiantsFilm · 1971 · as Justin Playfair
Friars Club Roast of Don RicklesFilm · 1970 · as Self
Jane EyreFilm · 1970 · as Edward Rochester
PattonFilm · 1970 · as General George S. Patton Jr.
The Andersonville TrialFilm · 1970 · as Self
The Andersonville TrialFilm · 1970 · Director
ITV Saturday Night TheatreTV · 1969 · as Victor Franz · 1 episode
Mirror, Mirror Off the WallFilm · 1969 · as Max Maxwell / N.Y. Rome
This Savage LandFilm · 1969 · as Jud Barker
PetuliaFilm · 1968 · as Dr. Archie Bollen
Petulia: The Uncommon MovieFilm · 1968 · as Self
The CrucibleFilm · 1967 · as John Proctor
The Flim-Flam ManFilm · 1967 · as Mordecai Jones
Not With My Wife, You Don't!Film · 1966 · as 'Tank' Martin
The Bible: In the Beginning...Film · 1966 · as Abraham- The Road WestTV · 1966 · Acting · 2 episodes
The Car That Became a StarFilm · 1965 · as Self
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the BombFilm · 1964 · as General 'Buck' Turgidson
The Brazen BellFilm · 1964 · as Arthur Lilly
The Yellow Rolls-RoyceFilm · 1964 · as Paolo Maltese- Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler TheatreTV · 1963 · as Captain Vince McGuire · 1 episode
East Side/West SideTV · 1963 · as Neil Brock · 26 episodes
The List of Adrian MessengerFilm · 1963 · as Anthony Gethryn
The Power and the GloryFilm · 1963 · as Police Lieutenant
The Merv Griffin ShowTV · 1962 · as Self · 2 episodes
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny CarsonTV · 1962 · as Self · 7 episodes
The VirginianTV · 1962 · as Arthur Lilly · 1 episode- Ben CaseyTV · 1961 · Acting · 1 episode
The HustlerFilm · 1961 · as Bert Gordon
The Mike Douglas ShowTV · 1961 · as Self · 5 episodes
The Picture of Dorian GrayFilm · 1961 · as Lord Henry Wotton- The Dow Hour of Great MysteriesTV · 1960 · as Edward Stevens · 1 episode
Anatomy of a MurderFilm · 1959 · as Claude Dancer
The David Susskind ShowTV · 1959 · as Self · 1 episode
The Hanging TreeFilm · 1959 · as George Grubb- WintersetFilm · 1959 · as Trock Estrella
Kraft Music HallTV · 1958 · as Self · 1 episode
Naked CityTV · 1958 · as Kermit Garrison · 1 episode
DuPont Show of the MonthTV · 1957 · as Jacques · 1 episode
Tony AwardsTV · 1956 · as Self - Host · 1 episode
OmnibusTV · 1952 · Acting · 1 episode
Hallmark Hall of FameTV · 1951 · as Trock · 1 episode
Hallmark Hall of FameTV · 1951 · Producer · 271 episodes
The Red Skelton ShowTV · 1951 · as Dr. Hardship · 1 episode
The Bob Hope ShowTV · 1950 · as Self · 1 episode
Kraft Television TheatreTV · 1947 · as Mr. Oakhurst · 1 episode
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