Scott Patterson
Scott Patterson
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Full Name and Common Aliases
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Scott Wolf Patterson is an American actor born on September 11, 1958.
Birth and Death Dates
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Born: September 11, 1958
Still alive
Nationality and Profession(s)
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American Actor
Early Life and Background
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Born in Columbus, Ohio, Scott Wolf Patterson grew up in a family that encouraged his love for acting. His parents divorced when he was young, and he moved to West Palm Beach, Florida with his mother. Patterson attended Palm Beach High School and later graduated from Florida Atlantic University.
Major Accomplishments
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Made his film debut in the 1985 movie "The Flamingo Kid"
Gained recognition for his role as Dr. Peter Benton on the popular television show "ER" (1994-2001)
Starred alongside Amy Acker and Sarah Paulson in the TV series "Bones" (2007-2012)Notable Works or Actions
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Some of Patterson's notable works include:
The 2003 film "Road to Perdition"
The 2009 movie "The Collector"
The 2014 film "Sin City: A Dame to Kill For"
Impact and Legacy
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Scott Wolf Patterson has had a lasting impact on the entertainment industry. His portrayal of Dr. Peter Benton in "ER" earned him numerous awards, including two Emmy nominations. He has also been praised for his performances in films like "The Flamingo Kid" and "Road to Perdition".
Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered
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Patterson's dedication to his craft and ability to bring complex characters to life have made him a beloved figure in the entertainment industry. His iconic roles, combined with his distinctive voice and on-screen presence, continue to captivate audiences worldwide.
[Quote from Scott Patterson]
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"The greatest challenge as an actor is to stay curious and keep exploring new possibilities."
This quote captures Patterson's passion for acting and his commitment to continually pushing himself beyond his comfort zone.
Quotes by Scott Patterson
The morning of the offering, NYSE officials on the floor passed out silver bells emblazoned with NYX on the handle. Traders were told to ring them with abandon at the open. While they were billed as a shiny memento, their true purpose – to drown out the expected chorus of boos and catcalls from disaffected specialists – spoke volumes about the turmoil behind the scenes.
Insiders say the pressure to succeed at Renaissance can be brutal. One mathematician at the fund may have succumbed to the pressure on March 1, 2006. That’s when Alexander Astashkevich, a thirty-seven-year-old MIT graduate who worked at Renaissance, shot and killed his estranged wife in the small town of Port Jefferson, Long Island, before turning the shotgun on himself. He left behind a six-year-old son named Arthur.
The Algo Wars were leaving a path of destruction in their wake. “HFT algos reduce the value of resting orders and increase the value of how fast orders can be placed and cancelled,” wrote Nanex researcher Eric Hunsader. “This results in the illusion of liquidity. We can’t understand why this is allowed to continue, because at the core, it is pure manipulation.
However, if it gets to a situation where people are refusing not to abide by it, we do have the authority to not allow them to ride the bus. So that is one stick the agency has that it can use.
I never worked in a coffee shop and I don't drink coffee, so I never thought I would become a coffee pusher on TV.
If you only look at salaries, we don't look very good. But if you look at total compensation, we look pretty good.
This is not good. The decline in enrollment is something we have to grapple with.