Scot Armstrong

Scot Armstrong ( born September 22, 1970 in Illinois) is an American screenwriter and film producer.

Life

He grew up in Wheaton, Illinois Scot Armstrong studied under the improviser Del Close at Improv Olympic in Chicago before the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in New York City and joined at some stage plays not only starred but also directed. After moving to Los Angeles, he remained with the theater and continued to play in some plays.

Since 2000, Scot Armstrong is primarily as a writer of comedies like Road Trip and Old School - We absolutely can not burn known. In the meantime, Armstrong worked on such films as Buddy - The Christmas Elf and Bad Santa on the script without being mentioned in the credits. Above all, with Todd Phillips him a long-standing cooperation, which includes almost all projects. He was also in 2011 that appears Hangover 2 co-wrote.

Armstrong lives with his wife Kerry and their daughter in Los Feliz district of Los Angeles.

Filmography (selection)

• 2000: Road Trip ( Road Trip )
• 2003: Old School - We can absolutely burn anything ( Old School )
• 2006: The Scoundrels ( School for Scoundrels )
• 2007: After 7 days - Heartbreak ( The Heartbreak Kid)
• 2008: Semi-Pro
• 2009: Road Trip: Beer Pong
• 2011: The Hangover 2 ( The Hangover: Part II)