Dougray Scott: Last News

A new three-part documentary which covers the full story of Scotland's most famous beast is set to air on UK TV.

EXCLUSIVE: Slash is set to shred some solos for Paramount+’s latest British drama series.

Paramount+ may have culled a raft of international originals last month but UK commissioning appears to be continuing apace.

In addition to picking up a pair of game shows, The CW has ordered the new original scripted drama Sherlock & Daughter starring David Thewlis (Harry Potter, Fargo).

Dougray Scott is a Scottish actor famed for his roles in major blockbuster films, plus a string of hit TV shows.The 58 year old has been acting for decades, and thanks to his talent and extensive CV, he's also the recipient of a BAFTA and an International Emmy Award for his performance in the 2021 Scottish crime drama series, aptly titled, Crime. However, away from the glitz and glamour of showbiz, what else do we know about Dougray, who is currently portraying Marcus Grainger in season two of BBC One's Vigil? Rather than being underwater like series one, the second series of the hit show instead takes place in the sky, where Amy Silva (Suranne Jones) and Kirsten Longacre (Rose Leslie) must solve a new murder surrounding military drones.

Ever After, Drew Barrymore invited her co-stars and Megan Dodds to reminisce about the shoot on her talk show…in costume, obviously.In the film, based on the story of Cinderella, played the kind and hard-working Danielle, while Lynskey and Dodds were her “evil stepsisters.” Really though, only Dodds's character Marguerite is evil, taking after their haughty mother Romilla (Anjelica Houston). Jacqueline, played by Lynskey, is a homie stuck in a bad family.Megan Dodds and Melanie Lynskey, 1998.Drew Barrymore and Dougray Scott, 1998.Dodds and Lynskey lived together while shooting the film in France, and recalled crashing their car and using broken French to ask for help. Feeling groovy, they also took topless photos in a cornfield.

EXCLUSIVE: British author C.J. Tudor’s buzzy upcoming book The Drift is set for a TV adaptation.

Ava DuVernay dazzled as she hit the red carpet at the 50th International Emmy Awards held at the New York Hilton on Monday.The When They See Us director, 50, was the epitome of glitz and glamour in a spectacular plum sequin gown that was cinched in at the waist.The awards will honor excellence in television programs that were originally produced and aired outside the United States. Shimmering: Ava DuVernay dazzled as she hit the red carpet at the 50th International Emmy Awards at the New York Hilton on MondayDuVernay accessorized her sophisticated look with a silver clutch and gold dangling earrings.  The filmmaker wore her dark tresses in a high bun and drew attention to her magnetic eyes with dark eyeliner and dramatic lashes.Ava is set to receive the International Emmy Founders Award from Blair Underwood during the ceremony.  Glitz and glamour: The When They See Us director, 50, was the epitome of glitz and glamour in a spectacular plum sequin gown that was cinched in at the waist Sophisticated: DuVernay accessorized her sophisticated look with a silver clutch and gold dangling earrings Meet Joe Black star Claire Forlani, 50, was a head-turned in a transparent black lace gown, which she paired with a wide belt around her waist. The English actress wore her brunette tresses down and spruce up her look with delicate gold hoops.She was joined by her Scottish actor husband Dougray Scott, 56, who looked classically handsome in a navy suit. Scott is nominated in the Best Performance by an Actor category for Irvine Welsh’s Crime. Meanwhile French-American actress Julie Delpy, 52, opted for business chic in a black pantsuit and a tan silk top with a frilly collar.

EXCLUSIVE: Acclaimed Scottish writer Jenni Fagan has struck a two-project development deal with UK drama indie Buccaneer Scotland, which is also producing Fagan’s adaptation of Irvine Welsh’s The Blade Artist starring Robert Carlyle.

Scots actor Dougray Scott has spoken about how James Bond producers approached him to replace Pierce Brosnan before he lost out to Daniel Craig.

Warner Bros has backed Batwoman actor, Dougray Scott, after further allegations from former co-star, Ruby Rose. The studio have called Scott, who plays Batwoman’s father, a “consummate professional” and reiterated that Rose was fired from the show following “multiple complaints about workplace behaviour”.

accused him of abusing women on the show — and insisted they fired her following multiple complaints about her own behavior.Rose accused Scott, who played her on-screen father, of hurting a female stunt double, yelling “like a little b—h at women,” coming and going as he pleased on the set and abusing women.“Dougray hurt a female stunt double, he yelled like a little b—h at women and was a nightmare,” the 35-year-old Australian actress posted in an Instagram story. “He left when he wanted and arrived when he wanted.

Warner Bros. Television has stepped in to defend actor Dougray Scott after his Batwoman co-star Ruby Rose made further accusations via social media.

Released in early March, Sulphur And White barely had a chance to register with cinemagoers before everything changed, but now it gets its second chance on digital. Appropriate for a film where a second chance at life is at the heart of the narrative.

"He was a very powerful guy"

If you are a big fan of Hugh Jackman then you must have watched the X-Men series. But are you aware of the fact that there was someone else who had also signed to play Wolverine?  So, this actor that we are talking about is Dougray Scott who has appeared in many popular movies including Mission Impossible 2. For the unversed, he portrays the role of Sean Ambrose, a rogue IMF agent in the spy thriller that was released in 2000.

We know more about space than we do about the depths of the oceans. It seems a little odd then that there are far more horror movies set in the great beyond than the deep below. It seems that the tides might finally be changing though. Earlier this year we got ‘Alien in the sea’ sci-fi horror Underwater, and now comes Sea Fever, a film whose elevator pitch is basically ‘The Thing on a boat’.

X-Men’s Wolverine could have looked very different if it weren’t for Tom Cruise, who is apparently the reason the role went to Hugh Jackman instead of Dougray Scott.

After a successful and lucrative career in the city, David Tait changed the course of his life to become a charity ambassador, climbing Everest no less than five times and raising millions for children’s charities. Behind that lay a deeply personal secret – the horrific abuse he suffered as a boy at the hands of strangers and, most shockingly of all, his own father. That side of his life comes to screens this Friday with the release of Sulphur And White.