Jackson Robert Scott

Biography

Jackson Robert Scott is an American actor who was born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona, and began his screen career in 2015 with a guest role on Criminal Minds. He soon appeared in Fear the Walking Dead before being cast as Georgie Denbrough in the adaptation of Stephen King's It (2017), a part he reprised in It Chapter Two (2019). His first starring film role came in the horror movie The Prodigy (2019), as Miles Blume. He also played Troy in the short film Skin (2018), which won an Academy Award. On television, he played Bode Locke in Locke & Key, which Netflix released across three seasons from 2020 to 2022. He also acted in the independent film Gossamer Folds as Tate Millikin.

18years old

Turns 19 on September 18in 341 days

Born September 18, 2008Phoenix
Star sign: VirgoThe sign runs August 23 to September 22

Movie Career

Films: 3
Career span: 6 years2017 to 2023

Every film, newest first

2023Jesus RevolutionIMDb rating 7.1
2019The ProdigyIMDb rating 5.9
2017ItIMDb rating 7.3

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Early training
Scott learned many of his acting techniques through the CGTV acting program. There he worked alongside actors from Nickelodeon and Disney and with Adrian R'Mante, the program's founder, and his favorite class was Improvisational Workshop.
First role
In 2015, Scott landed his first role on Criminal Minds, a prime-time American TV series. He played Cole Vasquez in the fourth episode of Season 11, titled Outlaw.
A first
Scott's first starring role in a feature film was the title part of Miles Blume in the 2019 horror film The Prodigy, directed by Nicholas McCarthy and co-starring Taylor Schilling.
Getting ready for a role
The writers of Locke & Key met Scott while filming so they could work aspects of his real personality, such as his fun-loving nature and love of bacon, into the character of Bode.