Dougray Scott
Biography
Stephen Dougray Scott (born 25 November 1965) is a Scottish actor. He has appeared in the films Ever After (1998), Mission: Impossible 2 (2000), Enigma (2001), Hitman (2007), and My Week with Marilyn (2011).
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Movies (27)
Her Private Hell
2026
My Oxford Year
as William Davenport
2025
Exterritorial
as Eric Kynch
2025
Irena's Vow
as Rugmer
2024
Dougray Scott Bringing Football Home
2024
Slay & Prepare
as Ben
2023
La Cha Cha
as Roger Callaway
2021
Sea Fever
as Gerard
2020
Sulphur & White
as Donald Tait
2020
It's Me, Sugar
as Arthur Miller
2018
London Town
as Nick Baker
2017
The Idyll
as Man
2016
Tiger House
as Shane
2015
Sean Connery: In His Own Words
as Self
2015
The Vatican Tapes
as Roger Holmes
2015
The Rezort
as Archer
2015
Taken 3
as Stuart St. John
2014
Last Passenger
as Lewis Shaler
2013
Death Race: Inferno
as Niles York
2013
A Thousand Kisses Deep
as Ludwig Giroux
2012
Words of Captain Scott
as Captain Scott
2012
My Week with Marilyn
as Arthur Miller
2011
Love's Kitchen
as Rob Haley
2011
There Be Dragons
as Robert
2011
United
as Matt Busby
2011
The Quinn-tuplets
as Michael Adatto
2010
The Diplomat
as Ian Porter
2009
TV Shows (23)
Crookhaven
as Caspian Lockett
2026
Summerwater
as David
2025
The Hack
as PM Gordon Brown
2025
Sherlock & Daughter
as Professor Moriarty
2025
The Crow Girl
as DI Lou Stanley
2025
A Town Called Malice
as Tony
2023
Loch Ness - Storia di un mostro
as Narrator
2023
Crime
as DI Ray Lennox
2021
Vigil
as Marcus Grainger
2021
Batwoman
as Jacob Kane
2019
Departure
as Ethan Moreau
2019
The Woman in White
as Sir Percival Glyde
2018
Snatch
as Vic Hill
2017
The Replacement
as David Warnock
2017
Urban Myths
as Arthur Miller
2017
Harley and the Davidsons
as Randall James
2016
Fear the Walking Dead
as Thomas Abigail
2015
Alaska: Earth's Frozen Kingdom
as Narrator
2015
Operation Grand Canyon With Dan Snow
as Narrator
2014
Hemlock Grove
as Norman Godfrey
2013
The Day of the Triffids
as Bill Masen
2009
Father & Son
as Michael O'Connor
2009
False Witness
as Ian Porter
2009