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Who is Tom Everett Scott?

Thomas Everett ‘Tom’ Scott was born in East Bridgewater, Massachusetts USA, on 7 September 1970 – his zodiac sign is Virgo, and he holds American nationality. He’s an actor, film producer and director, with close to 100 acting credits to his name, while he’s perhaps still known best for his portrayal of Guy Patterson in the 1996 musical comedy movie “That Thing You Do!”, written and directed by Tom Hanks, who also starred in it alongside Liv Tyler and Charlize Theron. It follows a band from Pennsylvania who had a single hit in 1964, which is still keeping them popular; the movie won three of the 12 awards for which it was nominated, including an Oscar nomination for Best Music, Original Song.

This was also Tom’s debut film appearance.

Early life and education

Tom was raised in East Bridgewater alongside his three siblings, by their father William Joseph ‘Bill’ Scott who was a civil engineer, and who passed away in 2007, and their mother Cynthia ‘Cindy’ (nee Pierce) who was an insurance sales representative.

Tom grew up focused on his studies, wanting to follow in his parents’ footsteps and be academically educated. He was interested in a couple of activities while attending a local high school, including playing sports with his friends and dancing, while he only appeared in a school play or two during those four years.

Upon matriculating in 1988, Tom enrolled at Syracuse University, and it was during his time there that he fell in love with acting; he initially studied communications, but sometime along the way switched to drama, graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in 1992.

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Roles in TV series

Tom made his debut TV series appearance in the 1994 episode “Love in the Dark Ages” of the short adventure comedy “CBS Schoolbreak Special”, and the remainder of the ‘90s saw him appear in an episode or two of a couple of series, including the romantic drama “Another World”, and the romantic comedy “Grace Under Fire”.

In 2000 and 2001, Tom played the lead character Jack T. Kenderson in the drama “The $treet”, created by Darren Star and Jeff Rake, and which also starred Nina Garbiras and Christian Campbell; it follows a group of people working at a small Wall Street trading company.

What marked the decade for Tom was probably his portrayal of the main character Wyatt Cole in 13 episodes of the 2006 drama “Saved”, created by David Manson, and which also starred Omari Hardwick and Elizabeth Reaser. The series follows the life of a paramedic who’s addicted to gambling, and is in a turbulent relationship; it won one of the three awards for which it was nominated.

Some of Tom’s following notable performances were in the 2008 comedy drama “Cashmere Mafia”, the 2009 mystery crime drama “Law & Order”, and the 2011 animated action adventure “Batman: The Brave and the Bold” (voice role).

In 2015 and 2016, he played William in the hit drama “Reign”, created by Laurie McCarthy and Stephanie Sengupta, and which starred Adelaide Kane, Megan Follows and Celina Sinden. It follows the life of Mary, Queen of Scots, the series aired from 2013 to 2017 and won four of the 25 awards for which it was nominated.

Three of Tom’s most recent roles have been in eight episodes of the 2020 short action adventure “The Healing Powers of Dude”, three episodes of the 2020 drama “Council of Dads”, and the episodes “Summer Heat” and “Summer House” of the 2022 romantic drama “The Summer I Turned Pretty”.

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Roles in movies

Tom played Andy McDermott in the 1997 fantasy horror comedy “An American Werewolf in Paris”, and the remainder of the ‘90s saw him appear in several critically acclaimed movies, such as the 1998 comedy “Dead Man on Campus”, the 1998 drama “One True Thing”, and the 1999 drama “Inherit the Wind”.

He portrayed Elliott Grebb in the popular 2002 romantic comedy “National Lampoon’s Van Wilder”, directed by Walt Becker, and which starred Ryan Reynolds, Tara Reid and Tim Matheson. It follows the most popular boy on campus who’s fallen in love with a journalist, and the film was nominated for two awards. Some of Tom’s other notable performances in the 2000s were in the 2004 comedy drama “Sexual Life”, the 2007 romantic comedy “Because I Said So”, and the 2009 action family adventure “Race to Witch Mountain”.

The year 2015 saw him play Jim in the musical drama “Bravetown”, directed by Daniel Duran, and which starred Laura Dern, Maria Bello and Josh Duhamel. The movie follows a DJ who’s moved to a small town and fallen in love with a beautiful girl.

Three of Tom’s most recent roles in movies have been in the 2020 romantic comedy drama “Sister of the Groom”, the drama “Rise and Shine, Benedict Stone” and the crime drama “The Good Father: The Martin MacNeill Story” both in b2021; he’s currently shooting for the upcoming movies “One True Love” and “The Adventures of Buddy Thunder”.

Other credits

Tom produced the 1998 drama movie “River Red”, and he wrote, produced and directed the 2009 short comedy movie “Glock”.

He received special thanks for the 2015 musical comedy movie “Cook & Banks”.

Tom’s made a guest appearance in a couple of talk-shows, most recently in “The Talk”, “Entertainment Tonight” and “Celebrity Page”.

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Awards and nominations

Tom’s won one of the four awards for which he’s been nominated: a 2018 Independent Filmmakers Showcase Film Festival Award for Best Actor, for his performance in “Collusions”.

Love life and wife Jenni Gallagher

Tom prefers to keep the details of his love life to himself, but it’s still widely known that he’s a married man. He exchanged vows with American actress Jenni Gallagher on 13 December 1997, in a private ceremony attended by only the closest of their friends and family members. Jenni has only two acting credits: she played Denise in the 1998 drama movie “River Red”, which starred her husband, and portrayed both Emma Shearer and Holly Taylor in 23 episodes of the drama series “Peak Practice”, between 1996 and 1999.

Tom and Jenni have two children together, but not a lot about them is known, as the married couple prefers to keep them away from media.

Tom hasn’t mentioned any other women whom he’s perhaps been with, and as of August 2022, he’s married to Jenni Gallagher, and they have two children together.

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Hobbies and other interests

Tom enjoys playing poker; he placed #3 at the 2003 World Poker Tour, becoming the first and so far only celebrity to reach the final table at the popular competition.

He grew up camping and canoeing, and still enjoys spending his spare time in nature.

Tom’s passionate about travelling and has been to many US states, and European countries, for both work and pleasure – his dream travel destination’s London, England.

He’s a lover of animals, and volunteered at a local animal shelter during his teenage years; Tom’s favorite animals are dogs and horses.

He’s a philanthropist, and has donated money to a couple of charity organizations working with underprivileged children.

Tom has his own favorite actor and actress, Ben Affleck and Julia Roberts, while some of his favorite movies are “Good Will Hunting”, “Runaway Bride”, and “Notting Hill”.

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Age, height and net worth

Tom’s age is 51. He has short brown hair and light blue eyes, he’s 6ft 2ins (1.9m) tall and weighs around 175lbs (80kgs).

As of August 2022, Tom’s net worth’s been estimated at over $4 million.

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What is Sarah Snyder doing now? Wiki, Age, Net Worth, Affairs

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Early life, family, educational background

American actress and model Sarah Irene Snyder was born on 30 July 1995, making her a Leo. Sarah was born and raised in America, the exact areas are unknown, however, we know that she spent a portion of her youth living in New York before moving to California. Her parents’ names and occupations are unknown – but it is suspected that her father is a successful businessman – as is whether or not she has any siblings. She matriculated from Coachella Valley High School in Thermal, California.

Sarah came to the public’s attention when she began dating Jaden Smith, Will and Jada Smith’s son. As far as her career goes, she’s modeled for a number of household-known brands including Calvin Klein and Hermes. She also shows off her fashion sense on her Instagram.

Who is Jaden Smith?

American rapper, actor, songwriter and singer, Jaden Christopher Syre Smith was born on 8 July 1998 in Malibu, California, USA, making him a Cancerian, His parents are actor Will Smith and actress Jada Pinkett Smith. He has two siblings – a half-brother named Trey Smith and a sister named Willow Smith.

Jaden’s acting debut was with his father in the 2006 film “The Pursuit of Happyness”; they worked together again in 2013’s “After Earth”, and Jaden’s appeared in a few more films and television series. Jaden has also released three albums, “Syre” in 2017, “Erys” in 2019, and “CTV3: Cool Tape Vol. 3” in 2020.

After Sarah and Jaden broke up, he focused on his career. He reportedly began dating Tyler, the Creator in 2018, and in January 2020, he referred to Tyler as his boyfriend. In September 2020, he was photographed with Sofia Richie – who had broken-up from Scott Disick shortly before this. Jaden and Sofia were hanging out at a beach, and seen hugging each other, so fans suspected that they may be an item, but in an interview with On-Air with Ryan Seacrest, he said, ‘Me and Sofia have been friends for like 10 years. We’ve been going to the beach pretty consistently for 10 years too… But yeah, we’re just homies, and we love each other, and it was fun.’ Jaden briefly dated Kylie Jenner in 2013.

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Career

Although Sarah has an acting and modeling career, she’s garnered over a million followers on her Instagram account @SarahFuckingSnyder. Her followers love her for her fashion style, which mostly consists of patterns, bright colors, and patches. Sarah’s modeling career began in 2014, when she worked with Urban Abstract Photography; she’s also modeled for UNIQLO, Forever 21, Versace, Calvin Klein in their Fall 2016 collection, in Milan for Dolce & Gabbana, and others. She’s also modeled for Calvin Klein lingerie and has been the face of KAWS. Her photos have been printed in an issue of Vogue Japan, and she’s even been the face of the famous German brand Hugo Boss. Sarah has walked for Miu Miu in Paris for Fashion Week, has been on the cover of Elle, Shelter, W, Vogue among many others. Sarah has also worked as the brand ambassador for Alo, and promoted Mary Gordon Beauty.  She’s represented by Re: Quest model management.

Her acting debut was in 2008, when she had a minor role as Bloufer Bride #1 in “Skeleton Key 2: 667 Neighbor of the Beast.” Sarah was cast as Dotty in the 2010 horror film “Scarlet Rain”, and worked as a production assistant on the film. Two years later she played Laura Gentry in “Ghoul Society,” another horror film, and the following year she was Donna in “Dead Woman’s Hollow.” In 2017 she appeared as Barbara Hamilton in her latest horror film, “Night of the Living Dead: Genesis”.

Personal life

Part of Sarah’s fame came from her romantic relationship with Jaden Pinkett Smith. The pair began dating in 2015, and made their relationship public when they posted photos of themselves wearing matching outfits. They also displayed a lot of public affection, and attended a number of fashion shows together – in 2015, they sat front row at New York Fashion Week and were seen cuddling and kissing at the Gypsy Sports Show. They also attended the “Pitch Perfect 2” premiere in May 2015.

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However, they broke up in 2017, when he accused her of cheating on him with American photographer Gunner Stahl, after photos of them together in bed were published by Gunner. He later deleted the pictures, but the media had already caught hold of them; Sarah has never addressed the rumors concerning their relationship. According to a source speaking to Us Weekly, the official reason for Sarah and Jaden’s split was that ‘They had been on the rocks for a while and stopped having shared interests.’

Sarah and Jaden’s ex-girlfriend, Kylie Jenner, reportedly had some beef. Kylie posted a photo of herself with the caption, ‘KyliefuckingJenner,’ which seemed to be a play on Sarah’s Instagram account handle. Sarah then posted a selfie along with ‘one n only.’ It appeared that their argument did not go beyond that, but fans were well-aware that the girls were taking digs at one another. Before dating Jaden, Sarah went out with fellow model Ian Connor from 2014 to 2015. She has also been linked with NBA Youngboy and Fivio Foreign

In June 2015 – when she was 19 years old – Sarah was accused of stealing a Hermes bag worth $15,995 from a Penny Pinchers store in Bedford, New York. She was arrested and charged with a third-degree count of grand larceny, which she denied. Sarah produced evidence including pictures, cellphone records, and plane tickets to support her alibi that she was in Miami at the time of the crime. Nevertheless, she spent 56 days in jail; following investigations, Sarah was released on the condition that she paid an $8,000 fine.

Soon after her release, Sarah posted a photo to her Instagram page of herself wearing a t-shirt with her mugshot printed on it. The post garnered a lot of likes and even became viral. In February 2016 she told Harper’s Bazaar, ‘I feel no one believes me but my dad. I just feel like it’s a crazy situation. So many people are like, ‘You stole a bag, you’re such a horrible person that you did this.’ I’ve gotten so much hate from this. I’ve been through so much for something I didn’t do.’ On 10 February 2016, the Bedford jurisdiction dismissed Sarah of all charges.

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In November 2017 she was seen having dinner at Estiatorio in Manhattan with Leonardo DiCaprio. Paparazzi captured them walking together and laughing, but sources told Page Six that they are ‘just friends’ and were dining with a large group of friends. Sarah wore her hair in braided pigtails and Leonardo was wearing a baseball cap. When the group left the dinner, Leonardo was alone, so they likely weren’t dating.

Sarah was seen snorting a white substance with a rolled-up banknote, and subsequently accused of using drugs. The photo of her supposed use was taken down, and she never addressed the rumors.

As of late 2022, Sarah resides in Huntersville, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, and appears to be single.

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Hobbies, favorite things and interesting facts

  • Sarah is friends with American Instagram influencer and podcaster, Eileen Kelly; the pair even used to be roommates.
  • Her favorite color is pink.
  • She isn’t related to American director, screenwriter, cinematographer, and producer Zach Snyder.
  • She loves photography, animals, and traveling.
  • She enjoys singing and dancing.
  • Sarah is close to her family.
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Appearance

Sarah stands at 5ft 8ins (173cm) tall, weighs 108lbs (49kgs), with vital statistics of 31-22-32 and has a slim build. Sarah usually has blonde hair, but she’s dyed her hair platinum blonde, blue, pink, red and black; she has dark brown eyes. She wears a US size 2 dress and usually designer clothes such as Gucci. One of Sarah’s main distinctive features is her supple lips. She has a tattoo of a dreamcatcher on the right side of her navel, a dollar sign on her wrist, ‘JNS’ in red, capital letters on the outside of her thigh, ‘LOSE!’ on her left thigh and a love heart symbol on her finger.

Net worth and salary

As of August 2022, her net worth is estimated at over $400,000. Her income is averaged at $50,000 a month for her work as a model and actress, as well as paid sponsorships on Instagram, and brand endorsements.

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Where is Peter Weller now? What is he doing today? Biography

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Who is Peter Weller?

American actor, film director and art historian Dr. Peter Francis Weller, was born in Stevens Point, Wisconsin USA, on 24 June 1947 under the zodiac sign of Cancer. He’s appeared in close to 90 movies and TV series, and is perhaps still best known for his playing of the main character Alex Murphy aka RoboCop in the critically acclaimed 1987 action science fiction film “RoboCop”, directed by Paul Verhoeven, and which also starred Dan O’Herlihy and Nancy Allen. It follows the life of a cyborg police officer, and the movie won 11 of its 26 award nominations, which include two Oscar nominations for Best Sound and Sound Effects Editing.

Peter’s still today quite active in the film industry, and is currently shooting for the upcoming episode “The Viewing” of the mystery horror series “Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities”.

Education and early life

American attorney and federal judge Frederick Bradford Weller and his American homemaker wife Dorothy Jean (nee Davidson) raised their son Peter in Stevens Points, alongside his sister Ann Weldon; because of Frederick’s job, the family lived in Germany for a couple of years, prior to settling in Texas.

Peter’s passion for acting was born while he was attending Alamo Heights High School; he portrayed lead characters in most of the school plays, and by the time he matriculated in 1965, Peter knew that he would eventually be pursuing a career in the film industry.

He went on to study at North Texas State University, and was interested in several activities during his four years there, including playing the trumpet, acting and sports. Peter was presented with his Bachelor of Arts degree in theatre in 1969, and he then studied acting at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.

More than three decades later, in 2004, Peter graduated from Syracuse University with a Master’s degree in Roman and renaissance art, and earned his Ph. D. from the University of California, Los Angeles in 2014.

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Roles in movies

Peter’s debut film role was his portrayal of Lieutenant Fellows in the 1973 adventure drama “The Man Without a Country. He appeared in only two other movies in the ‘70s: the 1975 drama “The Silence” and the 1979 western comedy “Butch and Sundance: The Early Days”.

He starred as Buckaroo Banzai in the critically acclaimed 1984 adventure science fiction comedy “The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension”, directed by W. D. Richter, and which also starred John Lithgow and Ellen Barkin. The film follows rock ‘n’ roll musician and brain surgeon Buckaroo Banzai, as he and his friends are trying to stop aliens from conquering Earth; it was nominated for five awards.

In 1991, Peter played Jack Sloan in the romantic comedy “Road to Ruin”, and a couple of his following roles were in the 1991 drama “Naked Lunch”, the 1994 comedy drama “The New Age”, and the 1997 action thriller “Top of the World”.

What marked the 2000s for him was perhaps his playing of Rabbi in the 2005 drama “Man of God”, written and directed by Jefery Levy, and which starred Graham Beckel, Jason Behr and James C. Burns; it follows a Rabbi who’s questioning his faith.

In 2013, Peter portrayed Marcus in the hit action science fiction adventure “Star Trek Into Darkness”, directed by J. J. Abrams, and which starred Chris Pine, Zoe Saldana and Zachary Quinto. It follows Captain Kirk as he’s trying to salvage a weapon of mass destruction from a world in war, and the film won seven of its 67 award nominations, including an Oscar nomination for Best Achievement in Visual Effects.

Peter’s three most recent film roles have been in the 2013 animated action crime “Batman: The Dark Knight Returns” (voice role), the 2014 action crime thriller “Skin Trade” and the 2017 animated adventure fantasy “Yamasong: March of the Hollows” (voice role).

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Roles in TV series

Peter’s debut TV series role was his playing of Donald Stryker in the 1977 episode “Nazi” of the crime drama “Lou Grant”, then in 1981, he played Captain Peter Niles, one of the lead characters in the romantic mini-series “Mourning Becomes Electra”.

He spent the following two decades focused solely on appearing in movies, so his next TV series role was his portrayal of Chuck Taggart in the critically acclaimed action adventure drama “Odyssey 5”, created by Manny Coto, and in which he starred alongside Sebastian Roche and Christopher Gorham. It follows five astronauts who’ve been sent back in time to prevent the destruction of Earth – the series aired from 2002 to 2004 and was nominated for two awards.

The remainder of the 2000s saw Peter appear in an episode or two of the crime thriller drama “The Handler”, the action adventure drama “Star Trek: Enterprise”, and the crime comedy “Monk”, amongst other series.

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In 2013 and 2014, he portrayed Charles ‘Charlie’ Barosky in the crime thriller drama “Sons of Anarchy”, written by Kurt Sutter, and which starred Mark Boone Junior, Katey Sagal and Charlie Hunham. It follows a member of an outlaw biker club who’s struggling to do well as a father; the series aired from 2008 to 2014, and won 11 of its 72 award nominations.

Peter’s three most recent TV series roles have been in three episodes of the 2017 action crime drama “Longmire”, two episodes of the 2018 fantasy comedy drama “Forever”, and three episodes of the 2021 action adventure drama “MacGyver”.

Other credits

Peter’s voiced characters in five video games: his debut was his voicing of Jeffrey S. Wilson in the 2005 “Codename: Panzers, Phase Two”, and he then voiced RoboCop in the 2014 “Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff”, Vice Admiral Caleb Thies in the 2016 “Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare”, and Robert Wilson in the 2017 “Wilson’s Heart”. Most recently, in 2019, he voiced RoboCop in “Mortal Kombat 11”.

He received special thanks for the 2019 short drama movie “Precipice” and the 2020 episode “RoboCop NES, SNES, Sega & Arcade” of the comedy series “The Irate Gamer”.

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Peter wrote the 1993 movie “Partners”, and produced the 1997 drama film “Gold Coast”, while he also has close to 30 directing credits; some of his most recent directing work has been 15 episodes of the action crime series “Hawaii Five-0” between 2013 and 2020, three episodes of the action adventure drama “MacGyver” between 2018 and 2021, and five episodes of the action crime adventure “Magnum P. I.” between 2018 and 2021.

He’s been featured in numerous documentary movies, most recently in the 2016 “Into the 8th Dimension”, the 2021 “Broadway: Beyond the Golden Age”, and the 2022 “In Search of Tomorrow”.

Awards and nominations

Peter’s won one of the nine awards for which he’s been nominated: a 1983 Paris Film Festival Award for Best Actor, for his performance in the horror thriller “Of Unknown Origin”.

He was also nominated for a 1994 Oscar for Best Short Film, Live Action, together with Jana Sue Memel, for “Partners”.

Wife and children

Although Peter avoids talking about his love life in his interviews, he’s still mentioned two women whom he’s been with. He met American actress and activist Elizabeth Alice ‘Ali’ MacGraw in 1980, while they were shooting together for the comedy movie “Just Tell Me What You Want”, and they spent the following 10 years dating on and off.

Peter turned 59 on the day that he married American actress Shari Stowe (on 24 June 2006), with whom he had previously been in a relationship for over a decade; Shari gave birth to their son in August 2011, but she and Peter are keeping the boy away from media.

He also has a daughter Kate Linden Weller, born in 1982, but the name of the girl’s mother hasn’t been disclosed.

Peter hasn’t spoken of other women whom he might have dated – he’s married to Shari Stowe as of September 2022, and has a son with her, as well as a daughter from a previous relationship.

Interesting facts and hobbies

Peter loves to smoke cigars, and has got into trouble because of this more than once; he enjoys smoking inside bars and restaurants, and when asked to put out his cigar, he either does it or goes to another place.

He was once a member of the jazz band The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, and they performed around Los Angeles.

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Peter’s an avid runner, and was 39 years old when he completed the 1986 New York City Marathon in less than four hours.

He enjoys learning languages, and is fluent in Italian.

Peter’s favorite actors are Christian Bale and Keanu Reeves, and a couple of his favorite movies include “John Wick”, “Constantine” and the trilogy “The Matrix”.

Height, eyes and net worth

Peter’s age is 75. His hair’s brown and eyes are blue, his height’s 6ft (1.83m) and his weight is 178lbs (81kgs).

Peter’s net worth’s been estimated at over $8 million, as of September 2022.

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