Scott Lowell

Scott Lowell ( born February 22, 1965 in Denver, Colorado ) is an American actor.

Life and career

He grew up in Connecticut, where he took theater and acting classes at Connecticut College and at the National Theatre Institute. Then Lowell went to Chicago, where he remained for many years and made ​​a name in the theater scene. With appearances in major pieces such as Steppenwolf and The Goodman he acquired great reputation.

In Chicago, he also got his first television role more significant in Early Edition. Lowell was seen since the mid- 90s in numerous films and television series. A wide audience, he was known for his role Theodore ' Ted ' Schmidt in the television series Queer as Folk. This series about a group of gay friends in Pittsburgh is Lowell today at heart, that he personally in a unique action, together with a German woman took up the negotiations for the world's first Queer as Folk Fan Convention, to which all nine main characters (including Sharon Gless and Gale Harold ) are expected: " they all rely on my opinion, and we are our European fans all so thankful that my proposal to come to Germany to meet them, was taken up with nothing but enthusiasm. " This Event took place in Cologne in June 2012.

Scott Lowell lives in Los Angeles.

Filmography (selection)

Awards

Scott Lowell in 2004 and 2005, nominated for the Prism Award for his performance in the TV series Queer as Folk.