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Scott Swope

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Born in Baltimore Maryland, Scott Swope is an American Actor, former Strength and Conditioning Coach for the University of Maryland and Analyst for the Department of Defense. Scott played college football at Washington and Lee University where he played quarterback. After college he was invited to several free agent NFL football camps and played semi professional football for several years. Scott's first acting experience came in the mid 90s when he was cast to play the role of "The Razor" in the pilot for an "American Gladiator" type Philadelphia local TV show. After encouragement from a friend in acting, Scott began his second career as an actor. He has been cast in numerous roles for TV, movies and commercials. Scott has been on many true crime series, to include For My Man, Gone, Copycat Killers and What Really Happened. He also appeared on several episodes of House of Cards and VEEP and is known for Wonder Woman 84 (2020), Mount Hideaway (2017), The Night Watchmen (2017) and MTV's Revenge Prank with Pauly D and Vinny (2020)

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