| scott bakula |
Born As: Scott Stewart Bakula Sex: Male Nationality: US - United States of America Date of Birth: October 9, 1954 Place of Birth: St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Scott Bakula autograph
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contact address
15300 Ventura Blvd. #315 Sherman Oaks, CA 91403-3139 USA
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filmography
- What Girls Learn (2001) - Cats Don't Dance - Matlock: The Power Brokers (1987) - In the Shadow of a Killer (1992) - American Beauty (1999)
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related links
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I think that we could say something that needed to be said and say it in a place where we were not going to be censored. We're just actors and we were saying words that were on the page but they can be tremendously offensive words. - about Mean Streak
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trivia
The only actor to have two roles included in TV Guide's "25 Legends of Sci-Fi". One entry noted the character of Sam Beckett from Quantum Leap, while the other entry noted all of the Captains from the various Star Trek series, which would of course include his role of Jonathan Archer from Enterprise.
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Scott Bakula Posters (2 posters)
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 Lord of Illusions |  Scott Bakula |
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Scott Bakula Pictures (27 pictures)
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Scott Bakula Wallpapers (5 wallpapers)
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Quantum Leap with Scott Bakula 1989-1993
Quantum Leap starred Scott Bakula as Dr Sam Beckett and Dean Stockwell as Al Calavicci. It had a brilliant premise - Sam was led to inhabit the body of someone due to die or have something major happen to ensure that it either did or did not occur. The series ran from 1989 to 1993 and is a cult favourite. Oh boy.
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Scott Bakula Trailers
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American Beauty (1999) Lester Burnham (Kevin Spacey) is a gainfully employed suburban husband and father. Fed up with his boring, stagnant existence, he quits his job and decides to reinvent himself as a pot-smoking, responsibility-shirking teenager. What follows is at once cynical, hysterical, and, eventually, tragically uplifting.
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