Scott Foley

Scott Foley is an actor, director, and producer known for his work across television and film. Foley's breakthrough role was playing Noel Crane on "Felicity," the WB college drama that introduced him to a wide audience. He has appeared in a range of genres, from portraying a film director in Wes Craven's "Scream 3" to a comedic role as a patient on the sitcom "Scrubs." Foley has also guest starred in series including "Dawson's Creek," "House," "Scrubs," and "Grey's Anatomy."

Foley held a starring role as Sergeant First Class Bob Brown in the CBS military drama "The Unit," where he also directed an episode. The show, created by playwright David Mamet, established Foley as a leading man in dramatic television. After his appearance on "Grey's Anatomy," Foley joined the cast of "Scandal" as Captain Jake Ballard, becoming a regular and appearing in more than 100 episodes. His work on "Scandal" earned him recognition within the television industry.

In addition to acting, Foley has directed episodes of "Felicity" and "Scandal." He made his feature film writing and directing debut with "Let's Kill Ward's Wife" and produced the sitcom "A.U.S.A.," in which he also appeared. Foley's experience as a director and producer highlights his involvement in television and film production.

Foley has starred in Fox's dance dramedy "The Big Leap" and served as lead and producer for ABC's action dramedy "Whiskey Cavalier." In film, he starred in "The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry," an adaptation of the novel by Gabrielle Zevin, and appeared in Netflix's "La Dolce Villa." He also appeared in "The Girls on the Bus." Foley's career encompasses network dramas, comedies, horror films, and romantic features, as well as a growing portfolio as a director and producer in the entertainment industry.