Scott Speedman

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Biography

The overnight success of "Felicity" opened the door to feature film opportunities for Speedman, who made his feature debut opposite Maria Bello in the karaoke-themed comedy-drama "Duets" (2000), followed by a turn alongside Kurt Russell in the gritty cop-drama "Dark Blue" (2002). That same year, Speedman was featured prominently opposite Kate Beckinsale in the hit action-horror movie "Underworld" (2002), the first entry in a successful …
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Job Title

Actor

Born

Robert Scott Speedman on September 1, 1975 in London, England, GB

Career Milestones

1992

Competed in the Olympic trials as part of the Canadian Junior National Swim Team

1995

Featured in the syndicated detective series "Nancy Drew"

1995

Made television debut on the Canadian series "Net Worth"

1996

Appeared in the CBS biopic "A Brother's Promise: The Dan Jansen Story"

1996

Made short film debut in "Can I Get a Witness"; screened at the Toronto Film Festival

1997

Had a small role in the HBO thriller "Dead Silence"

1998

Acted in Showtime's historical film "Rescuers: Stories of Courage: Two Couples"

1998

Landed breakthrough role as Ben Covington, the title character's love interest on The WB drama series "Felicity"

2000

Landed featured role opposite Gwyneth Paltrow in the film "Duets"

2003

Played an inexperienced L.A.P.D. detective caught in a web of murder and corruption in "Dark Blue"

2003

Starred opposite Kate Beckinsale in the supernatural thriller "Underworld"

2005

Cast opposite Ice Cube in the high-octane sequel "XXX: State of the Union"

2006

Teamed with Kate Beckinsale for the sequel "Underworld: Evolution"

2007

Starred in the Allan Moyle directed "Weirdsville" with Taryn Manning and Wes Bentley

2008

Co-starred with Liv Tyler in the horror thriller "The Strangers"

2010

Featured in the drama "Barney's Version" alongside Paul Giamatti, Rosamund Pike and Dustin Hoffman

2012

Cast opposite Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum in romantic drama "The Vow"

2012

Returned to series TV as Officer Sam Kendal on submarine-set thriller "Last Resort" (ABC)