Scott Farquharson
Scott Farquharson is known for Child's Play (2019), Edison (2005) and Guy's Grocery Games (2013).
Scott Faulconbridge
Scott Faulconbridge was born in Montreal, Canada (May 21, 1966) and is a graduate of McGill University with a B.Sc. in Immunology and B.A. in film and communications. (1988, 1990) Two degrees that proved utterly useless in his adult life. While at McGill he began performing as an improviser and a few years later, began his career as a stand up comedian. Since then, he has performed for audiences all over the world using his masterful timing, quirky story telling and quick improvisational wit and has established himself as one of Canada's best headlining comedy up comedy acts. His unique stories and songs are inspired by family mishaps that have made him a crowd favorite for three decades. His work has earned him three Canadian Comedy Award nominations for his work as an Improviser and a stand up comedian. Nationally, he has toured theaters coast to coast in both The Just For Laughs Tour (2005), The Investors Group National tour (2006) and opened for Howie Mandell at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa. (2009) His stories, jokes and emotional outbursts and have been heard on CBC radio for shows such as 'The Debaters', 'LOL', and 'Day 6'. 2010-2018) He has written for CBC's ' Still Standing' (2016) and has been seen on numerous televised comedy specials including CTV's Comedy Now, (1998) CBC 's "Comics', (1995) The Winnipeg Comedy Festival, (2010, 2018) The Halifax Comedy Festival (2008) and The Internationally Acclaimed Just For Laughs Festival . (1995, 1998, 2002, 2005, 2008,2012). In the United States he has toured colleges and headlined the legendary Las Vegas "The Riviera" Comedy Club (1999). His albums "Warn the Others" (2005) and "Scottland" (2013) are heard regularly on Sirius XM. He has also been seen on numerous televised specials including NBC's 'Last Comic Standing'. (2008) Scott's acting credits include feature films such as ' 'Abandon' (2002), The Greatest Game Ever Played' ( 2006), and Roger Avary's I'Lucky Day'. (2018). He co-hosts 'Date Night Comedy' with his on stage wife Anne McMaster at The Comedy Bar in Toronto which features the best sketch artists and stand up comedians in the country. He also performs regularly at Corporate events, Yuk Yuks Comedy clubs, Rumours in Winnipeg and The Comedy Nest in Montreal . He currently lives in suburbs of Toronto with his family where he coaches sports that he never actually played.
Scott Fee
Scott Fee is known for Antitrust (2001), Impact (2009) and Alaska Daily (2022).
Scott Fensterer
Scott Fensterer is known for Monster Manor 1313 (2021), Maiden to Monster (2012) and Infernum Obscura (2021).
Scott Ferguson
Scott Ferguson graduated with a Diploma in acting from the Ensemble 3 year acting course in 1986. For the Ensemble theatre he appeared in lead roles in Barefoot in the Park and The Star Spangled Girl, both directed by Hayes Gordon. Over the next few years he appeared in plays for the Griffin Theatre, including Alex Buzo's Rooted directed by Robert Connelly, as well as touring Shakespeare productions and The History of Australian Theatre for schools. From 1986 to 1989 he worked the stand up comedy circuit in Sydney along side comedy luminaries such as Rodney Rude, Austen Tayshus and Vince Sorrenti. TV credits include Rafferty's Rules, A Country Practice, Home and Away, Water Rats, Police Rescue, and Fallen Angels. More recently he appeared in Rake, Evil Women, Between Two Worlds, Back to the Rafters and two seasons of The Secret Daughter. Scott also starred in "The Day Neil Armstrong Walked on the Moon", a two-hander with Rob Steele. This was a low budget feature which, none the less, earned 3 1/2 stars from David Stratton and 3 stars from Margaret Pomeranz on "The Movie Show"!
Scott Fernandez
Scott Fernandez is known for My Lucky Elephant (2013).
Scott Flansburg
Scott Flansburg is an actor and producer, known for Math Bites (2014), WGN Morning News (1994) and The Human Calculator (2016).
Scott Fletcher
Scott Fletcher is known for The Little Vampire (2000), Six Four (2023) and In Plain Sight (2016).
Scott Folan
Scott Folan is a London-based Actor and Singer-Songwriter most known for his leading role in the West end production of the hit musical 'Be More Chill', and his portrayal of 'Beanpole' in the 2023 feature film 'The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes'. He also featured in many on-screen productions as a child including his leading role in the Comedy Central sitcom 'Brotherhood' and his major role in the 2012 Christmas Feature Film Nativity 2. Scott's music is available to stream on all major music platforms.
Scott Foley
Scott Kellerman Foley (born July 15, 1972) is an American actor, director and screenwriter. Foley is known for roles in television shows such as The Unit, Felicity and Scandal, and in films such as Scream 3. He has also guest starred in series including Dawson's Creek, House, Scrubs and Grey's Anatomy.
