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What is Andrew Scott's Net Worth?
Andrew Scott is an Irish actor of the screen and stage who has a net worth of $10 million. Andrew Scott is known for his performances in such television series as "Sherlock," "Fleabag," "His Dark Materials," and "Ripley" and in such films as "Pride," "1917," and "All of Us Strangers." On stage, his credits include the plays "The Marriage of Figaro," "Long Day's Journey into Night," "The Vertical Hour," "Present Laughter," and "Vanya." Among Scott's many accolades are a BAFTA TV Award and twoLaurence OlivierAwards.
Early Life and Education
Andrew Scott was born on October 21, 1976 in Dublin, Ireland to Nora and Jim. He has an older sister named Sarah and a younger sister named Hannah. Scott was educated as a youth at Gonzaga College; he also took weekend classes at the Young People's Theatre in Rathfarnham. Although he won a bursary to art school, Scott chose to study drama at Trinity College Dublin. However, he left after six months to pursue his acting career.
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Theater Career
Scott began his acting career on stage. His first role came in a 1992 production of Neil Simon's play "Brighton Beach Memoirs" at Andrew's Lane, Dublin. Scott had his breakthrough four years later, when he appeared in three plays at Dublin's Abbey Theatre: "Six Characters in Search of an Author," "The Marriage of Figaro," and "A Woman of No Importance." He was subsequently in "The Lonesome West" in 1997 and a production of "Long Day's Journey into Night" at Dublin's Gate Theatre in 1998. In 2000, Scott made his London stage debut in Conor McPherson's "Dublin Carol" at the Royal Court Theatre. Remaining in England, he went on to appear in such plays as "The Secret Fall of Constance Wilde," "The Coming World," "Crave," "Original Sin," and "The Cavalcaders." In 2004, Scott starred in "A Girl in a Car with a Man," for which he won the Laurence Olivier Award for Outstanding Achievement in an Affiliate Theatre. He next appeared in "Aristocrats."
In 2006, Scott originated the roles of twin brothers Craig and Peter in the world premiere of Christopher Shinn's "Dying City" at the Royal Court Theatre. The same year, he made his Broadway debut in "The Vertical Hour," directed bySam Mendes. For his performance, Scott earned a Drama League Award nomination. Back in England, he appeared in "Sea Wall," "Roaring Trade," and "Cock" to close out the decade. In the early 2010s, Scott was in productions of "Design for Living" and "Emperor and Galilean." Later in the decade, he starred in the titular role in a West End production of "Hamlet," earning him a Laurence Olivier Award nomination for Best Actor in a Play. Scott won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actor a couple of years later for his role in Matthew Warchus's revival of "Present Laughter." He reunited with Warchus for the one-person play "Three Kings" in 2020. In 2023, Scott starred in another one-person play, "Vanya."
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