Actor from films such as Backbeat, The Crew, Hillsborough, Clubbed, Dead Man Running and the forthcoming “Hard Boiled Sweets”. Lifelong Red. www.scotwilliams.co.uk
by Scot Williams // 9 August 2012
HILLSBOROUGH JUSTICE CAMPAIGN LONDON ROCKS FUNDRAISER CHARITY AUCTION SEPTEMBER 15TH 2012 I WAS recently approached by the organizers of the HILLSBOROUGH JUSTICE CAMPAIGN London Rocks fundraiser, due to take place in London on September 15th, and asked if I would … Continue reading
by Scot Williams // 21 February 2012
“LET me tell you a little bit about the role”. Said the German director in the presence of myself and the Italian/American producers. “He is an English aristocrat, goes by the name of Lord Frederick Langham. He lives in a … Continue reading
by Scot Williams // 31 December 2011
I’D LIKE you to attempt something for me. I’d like it if you would, just for one brief moment, try to imagine what it must feel like to be a ‘Rolling Stone’. Now by that I don’t mean a pebble … Continue reading
by Scot Williams // 13 November 2011
“A sign of celebrity is that his name is often worth more than his services”. (Daniel J. Boorstin) FOR anyone who follows me on twitter you’ll know that I often take the piss out of Celebs… PIERCE MORGAN’S AGENT: Piercy, you’ve … Continue reading
by Scot Williams // 15 October 2011
WE NEVER remember full days, we only remember moments…and the same can be said for movies. Great Movies (like great days) are made up of great moments. They might only last for a second but we’ll remember them forever. Sometimes … Continue reading
by Scot Williams // 26 August 2011
I had to think long and hard about compiling this list. Who would I include? Who would I exclude? Why would I include and exclude them? Regardless of my choices I was always going to leave someone out, piss someone … Continue reading
by Scot Williams // 12 August 2011
WHAT I’m about to write is true. In 1996, the night before a big audition, I had a dream. It was a Thursday night I think. THIRTY SEVEN, THIRTY SEVEN, THIRTY SEVEN, THIRTY SEVEN, THIRTY SEVEN, that’s all I could remember … Continue reading
by Scot Williams // 28 July 2011
I WANT to talk about the early 1980s. When the 1983-84 season kicked off I was 10 years old, 11 when it ended. We had moved from Netherley to Wavertree and I wanted to support Liverpool. Kids are like magpies. … Continue reading