Scott Wilson

American actor famous for roles in films

Scott Wilson - Performers & Entertainers born March 29th, 1942
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An influential American actor, worked in television and film over several decades. Played the character Hershel Greene in the television series The Walking Dead, earning recognition for a commanding performance. Appeared in several acclaimed films, including In the Heat of the Night and Dead Man Walking. Contributed to storytelling through compelling portrayals across various genres, garnering respect from peers and audiences alike.

Played Hershel Greene in The Walking Dead

Appeared in In the Heat of the Night

Appeared in Dead Man Walking

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