When he was just starting out, Reid Scott desperately wanted a guest actor spot on Law & Order. "I was probably the only one in my circle of actor friends who didn't appear on the show," Scott says. "It was not for lack of trying, believe me. I wanted it so badly, because it was a rite of passage when you're 20, 21. Everyone I knew was doing it, and for whatever reason, it never came my way."
He eventually moved to Los Angeles, and a role on Law & Order (or its spinoffs, like Law & Order: Special Victims Unit or Law & Order: Criminal Intent) never materialized. "It was always in the back of my mind," Scott says.
Flash forward about 20 or so years, and days after the end of the SAG-AFTRA strike, Scott was at home in Los Angeles—where he lives with his wife Elspeth Keller, and their two children, ages 6 and 9—reading the trade publication, Deadline. "I rarely read Deadline because I find it just…" he trails off, before clarifying, "I would need several mental health days if I went down the wrong Deadline rabbit hole. So I just don't, and for whatever reason, this one day I did. The first article I see was Jeffrey Donovan leaving Law & Order. And I don't know why, I just had this lightning bolt, like, 'Oh, they're going to come after me.' And then I moved on with my day and I didn't even think. I didn't mention it to anybody. I didn't say anything about it. I put it out of my head."
Three days later, his agent and manager called. As Scott recounts, they told him something came up out of the blue. Before they even started to explain, he guessed, "Is it Law & Order?" And now, years into his career, Scott is a regular on season 23, appearing as Detective Vincent Riley. "Not only am I scratching this itch from 20 plus years ago, but also, it's just fun to run around the streets of New York with a gun, a badge, and a bad attitude." |
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