Adam Scott

Adam Scott is known as an American actor, comedian, producer, and podcaster. He is most famous for his role as Ben Wyatt in the NBC sitcom Parks and Recreation.

Background and Age

Adam Paul Scott was born on April 3, 1973 in Santa Cruz, California. His folks are Anne and Dougald Scott. Both of his folks are retired educators and he has two older siblings, Shannon and David. Scott went to Harbor High School and furthermore sharpened his acting abilities at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Pasadena, California.

Wife and Kids

Adam Scott is a devoted family man. He got married to Naomi Sablan in 2005 and they have two children together. They are proud parents of a little girl named Frankie and a boy named Graham. The actor and his better half are happy and have figured out how to protect their relationship from the media spotlight. Scott has not had any contention or gossip tormenting his marriage. He is committed to his wife and does not deal with the temptations that come with being a celebrity figure.

Acting Career and Net Worth

Since the beginning of his acting career in 1994, Scott has appeared in a few movies and shows. His debut film presentation was as Joe in Cityscrapes: Los Angeles in 1994. His role in the 2010 film The Vicious Kind as Caleb Sinclaire scored him a nomination for an Independent Spirit Award for best actor. Also, the film got many positive comments from motion picture fans and commentators.

The actor has a significantly more intriguing career with regards to TV than movies. His TV debut role was as Dan in Dead at 21. He likewise appeared in the series Boy Meets World as Griff Hawkins and Party of Five as Josh. Adam Scott has additionally featured in Six Feet Under and the HBO drama Tell Me You Love Me in 2007. His role in the Starz comedy show Party Down landed him a spot on the 2009 Entertainment Weekly nomination list for Best Actor in a Comedy Series.

Among his outstanding performances, his roles in Parks and Recreation, Children Hospital, Big Little lies, Six Feet Under, and Ghosted, gathered him praise in the exceptionally competitive industry. On Parks and Recreation, he started out a guest star who eventually became a series regular. In July 2019, Scott and the rest of the cast on HBO's Big Little Lies were touched by the online fan movement that was requesting a third season of the show.