Scott Eastwood

American actor with roles in films

Scott Eastwood - Performers & Entertainers born March 21st, 1986
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Born in 1986, this American actor gained prominence through performances in notable films and television series. Starred in 'The Longest Ride', 'Gran Torino', and 'Suicide Squad'. Participated in various roles that showcased both dramatic and action-oriented skills. Additionally, involved in modeling and has appeared in music videos for prominent artists.

Starred in 'The Longest Ride'

Appeared in 'Gran Torino'

Featured in 'Suicide Squad'

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