Scott Johnson (actor)

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Scott Johnson is an Australian actor, singer and musician.

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Personal life

In November 2004 Scott married his partner of 11 years, actress Rachel Gordon. The two met at the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) in Sydney.

Career

Scott graduated from Australia's National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) with a degree in Performing Arts (Acting) in 1996. [1] Since graduation, he has combined stage acting with various roles in Australian television and films. He is also a tutor at the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) Sydney. [2]

Scott appeared in long-running Australian soap Neighbours in 2007 as Terrence Chesterton, an accomplice to Charlotte Stone, played by his real-life wife, Rachel Gordon. Scott also appeared on Blue Heelers in 2005, during the time that Rachel Gordon had a long-running role as Detective Senior Constable Amy Fox.

He starred for nearly two years as "Tommy DeVito" in the long-running Australian production of Jersey Boys in Melbourne and Sydney. [3] [4]

Theatre Roles

(Not a complete list)

Filmography

YearTitleRoleNotes
1998Heaven on the 4th FloorNurseShort
2002 McLeod's Daughters Rowan Simmons1 episode
2004JessicaPhillipsTV Movie
2005 Blue Heelers Steven Prior3 episodes
2007Razzle Dazzle A Journey into DanceVomit Child's Father
2007Road RageAngry DriverShort
2007 Neighbours Terrence Chesterton 8 episodes
2010 Offspring (TV series) Tim1 episode
2011 Rescue: Special Ops Brad Golen1 episode
2014Four QuartersTrent10 episodes
2019PreacherAbraham1 episode
2021AlbaThomasShort
2021 Harrow (TV series) Josh Mercado1 episode
2021 The Newsreader Stuart Tipple1 episode
2023In Our BloodConstable Barnaby1 episode

Awards and nominations

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