About Scott L. Schwartz
Lived 1959 – 2024 (aged 65). Scott L. Schwartz was an American actor, screenwriter, film actor, professional wrestler, stunt performer and film director, known for Ocean's Eleven (2001 film), Ocean's Thirteen and Ocean's Twelve.
Scott Leslie Schwartz (March 16, 1959 – November 26, 2024) also known as The Ultimate Bad Guy, was an American film and television actor, stuntman and professional wrestler. His size and agility at and had allowed him many roles as a thug or villain for film and television.
Early life Schwartz was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on March 16, 1959. He was of Israeli descent and was a devout Jew. Schwartz was born and raised in Philadelphia,
Film and television career Schwartz was wrestling on tour in Bakersfield, California, when he was approached by a Hollywood agent. After seeing Schwartz's wrestling on television, the agent had traveled to Bakerfield to meet him, feeling Schwartz should take his skills into performing arts. At first, Schwartz was reluctant to change careers, wanting to retire as a wrestler.
Championships and accomplishments Universal Wrestling Federation UWF Israeli Championship (1 time)
Filmography As actor
UWF Fury Hour (1990, TV Series) Shock 'Em Dead (1991) as Guard For Parents Only (1991) as "The Wrench" Terminal USA (1993) as Tony "Big Tony" Back in Action (1993) as Kasajian's Thug (uncredited) Dangerous Waters (1994) as Carlito Silent Fury (1994) as "Crusher" Savate (1995) as Bruno "The Horrible" The Set-Up (1995) as Maniac (uncredited) Tiger Mask (1996) as "Sonic Boom" Meet Wally Sparks (1997) as American Wrestler #2 Fire Down Below (1997) as "Pimple" Dilemma (1997) as Guard #1 High Voltage (1997) as Biker The Misadventures of James Spawn (1998) as Drill Sergeant Centurion Force (1998) as Nicky P.U.N.K.S. (1999) as Convict Martial Law (1999, TV Series) as Boris (uncredited) Bridge of Dragons (1999) as Belmont Final Voyage (1999) as Russ V.I.P. (1999, TV Series) as Mo Big The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas (2000) as Caveman Boxer (uncredited) Agent Red (2000) as Bald Henchman (uncredited) Just Sue Me (2000) as The Chauffeur The Black Rose (2000) as Armand Nash Bridges (2001, TV Series) as Pierre LaFoote Carman: The Champion (2001) as Mike "Big Mike" Southlander: Diary of a Desperate Musician (2001) as Chef (2000) as "Bear" Tomcats (2001) as Biker (uncredited) The One (2001) as Prisoner (uncredited) Ocean's Eleven (2001) as "Bulldog", The Bruiser The Tick (2002, TV Series) as Rex The Scorpion King (2002) as Torturer Spider-Man (2002) as Screaming Wrestler (uncredited) Lost Treasure (2003) as Joe "Crazy Joe" Starsky and Hutch (2004) as Ron "Fat Ron" Terminal Island (2004) as Frank Max Havoc: Curse of the Dragon (2004) as Biker Bar Tough Ocean's Twelve (2004) as Bruiser Daydream Believer (2005, Short) as Schulte Fun with Dick and Jane (2005) as Bigger Convenience Store Clerk Blood Ranch (2006) Mind of Mencia (TV Series) as "Turk" Cain and Abel (2006) as Yuri Vagabond (2006) as Carnivore Smoked (2006, Short) as Schulte Epic Movie (2007) as Rubeus Hagrid (uncredited) ELI (2007, Short) as Graves Ocean's Thirteen (2007) as Bruiser What We Do Is Secret (2007) as Biker (uncredited) Placebo (2008) as Ed The Young and the Restless (2009, TV Series) as Amos Slaughter Ctrl (2009, TV Series) as Security Guard Lost in the Woods (2009) as Kurt Wrong Side of Town (2010) as Deacon Listen to Your Heart (2010) as Greg Daddy's Home (2010) as Deputy Cruz The Sinners (2010) as Officer Rains Journey to Promethea (2010, TV Movie) as Kronin For Christ's Sake (2010) as Gordy Changing Hands (2010) as Sergeant Mike Smith Changing Hands Feature (2012) Inventing Adam (2013) as Morty Betrayal (2013) as Misha Xtinction: Predator X (2014) as Larry Boudreaux Better Criminal (2016) as Danny Holding St. Peter's Conquest [Us] (2017) as Polonski Garlic & Gunpowder (2017) as Shop Owner
As stuntman Dilemma (1997) My Giant (1998) The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle (2000) Agent Red (2000) (stunts) Gedo (2001) Crazy as Hell (2002) Epic Movie (2007) Weeds (2007) (TV)
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Scott L. Schwartz?
American professional wrestler and actor (1959–2024)
When was Scott L. Schwartz born?
Scott L. Schwartz was born on 16 March 1959 in Philadelphia.
When did Scott L. Schwartz die?
Scott L. Schwartz died on 26 November 2024.
What was Scott L. Schwartz's occupation?
Scott L. Schwartz was an actor, screenwriter, film actor, professional wrestler, stunt performer and film director.
What was Scott L. Schwartz known for?
Scott L. Schwartz was known for Ocean's Eleven (2001 film), Ocean's Thirteen and Ocean's Twelve.
What nationality was Scott L. Schwartz?
Scott L. Schwartz was American.
Sources & further reading
· Wikipedia: Scott L. Schwartz
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