Jackson Robert Scott

Child actor in 'It' and 'The Tanglewood Tales'

Jackson Robert Scott - Child actor in 'It' and 'The Tanglewood Tales'
Born

September 18th, 2008
16 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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A prominent child actor gained recognition for roles in horror and fantasy genres. Achieved notable success in the film 'It' portraying Georgie Denbrough, which garnered significant attention and acclaim. Also featured in the television adaptation of 'The Tanglewood Tales'. With a talent for captivating performances, contributed to projects that resonated with audiences, showcasing abilities in both film and television formats.

Portrayed Georgie Denbrough in 'It'

Appeared in 'The Tanglewood Tales'

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