Scott Bakula

Stewart, Scott Bakula was born Oct. 9, 1954 in St. Louis, Missouri, in the family who came from Bohemia, a lawyer Stuart Bakool. Scott - the eldest son in the family, he has a younger brother Brad and sister, Linda. After graduating in 1973, the Kirkwood School in St. Louis, Scott enrolled in the University of Kansas, to go to his father's footsteps and become a lawyer for business law. As everyone already understood, nothing came of it, because soon, Scott has studied acting, and three years later moved to New York to begin his career in musical theater. If parents and surprise surprise reversal of fortune of their heir, it is quite in vain, because they themselves have taught him and the music. In fourth grade, Scott was playing in a rock band, and after singing at the Conservatory of St. Louis. The best known role may assume the role of Sam Beckett in the series "Quantum Leap". Rarely any actor drops such luck - every week to play the role of a completely new person, while being itself. In 1992, participation in the series brought Scott Golden Globe for Best Actor and five annual prizes for every season for his achievements in television. This - not counting the nominations. With film, despite the appearance of the textures, undoubted talent and work in the theater, relations were not immediately. At first, Scott was difficult to find on the screen, among other episodic characters. Then things went smoothly. In the "Color of Night" his name no one remembered, but still he managed to pull off the blanket, although the other side pulled Bruce Willis. Then, Clive Barker, invited him to a major role in his film "Lord of Illusions". The most amusing his role, Scott believes the cat from the cartoon Danny "Cats Do not Dance" (Bakula "borrowed" his voice Danny). Scott was married to actress Krista Neumann, but in 1995, they divorced, and since then, Scott prefers to remain a bachelor at least on paper. Together with actress Chelsi Field, they brought up four children (a daughter Chelsi and son Cody, Will and Owen Burnett) and will be happy if no one will pry into their personal lives.