Scott is currently starring alongside Hollywood icon Harrison Ford in Glenmorangie’s new 12-part series 'Once Upon a Time in Scotland', blending tradition with humour in a fresh take on whisky advertising.
Directed by Joel Edgerton, the story will be released in a 12 episode series, as well as a short hero film. In it we see Harrison Ford’s wry humour shine through as amongst other things, he poses amongst the heather in a kilt designed by a streetwear brand, slips atop the glens in unsuitable shoes and demands a castle.
The film has the hallmark combination of style, tradition and forward thinking that we have come to expect from Glenmorangie over recent years.
Scott and Harrison pose for a photo with the staff at the Glenmorangie distillery.
In 2025 Scott will be reprising his role as Rangers fan “Billy” in the 20th Anniversary tour of Singin' I'm No a Billy, He's Tim.
Scott received the coveted "Stage Award for Acting Excellence" at the Edinburgh Festival for his portrayal of Rangers daft Billy in the show.
Behind the scenes Scott continues his trailblazing career in the theatre industry as and artistic director and programme manager.
Scott also teaches masterclasses and delivers theatre workshops to schools and businesses throughout the world.
Scott received The Stage Best Actor Award for his portrayal of 'Billy' in Billy n Tim'
Scott appeared as 'Kenny McFadden' on the U.K. soap opera 'The Crews'
Scott as the antagonistic bully 'Clancy' in the Ken Loach movie 'The Angels Share'
In 2016 Scott joined the 'Outlander' family as the beloved 'Ross the smith'
Scott portraying corporal 'Stu Pearson' in the biographic war film 'Kajaki/Kilo Two Bravo'
Scott’s voice as 'Bab' in the animated movie 'Cunningham’s Scrap'