Scott Foley

Already a world traveler due to his father's work as an international banker, teenaged Scott Foley settled in St. Louis, Missouri where he attended high school, performing in school productions and community theater. After graduating, the determined actor landed in Los Angeles, rented a small room and worked while taking acting classes. Finally in the summer of 1997, the handsome, brown-haired Foley hooked up with a theatrical agent, and his career took off. In 1997, he guest starred on the sitcom "Step by Step" (CBS) and had a small role in the ABC TV-movie "Crowned and Dangerous". The following year, he made an impression in a recurring role on "Dawson's Creek" (The WB), playing football quarterback Cliff, a contender for the affections of Dawson's former girlfriend Jen. Foley also appeared in the TV-movie dramas "Someone to Love Me: A Moment of Truth Movie" (NBC, 1997) and "Forever Love" (CBS, 1997). Next came a regular role in which Foley reached his widest audience to date in the college drama "Felicity" (The WB, 1998-2002), playing likable resident advisor Noel Crane, Felicity's friend and confidant who begins to fall for the awkward college student.
After "Felicity," Foley saw his wife Jennifer Garner, who played one of his love interests on the series, launched into TV superstardom on the hit show "Alias," while he attempted to graduate to feature films. His first role was in the successful if uninspired sequel "Scream 3" (2000), followed by a smaller turn in the supernatural WWII submarine thriller "Below."

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