Scott Wilson

Scott Wilson (1942–2018), an American actor, had a distinguished career spanning over 50 years in the film industry. Scott is well-remembered for his role in the film 'In the Heat of the Night'(1967) that sparked his career. He further gained mainstream success for his outstanding portrayal of Richard Hickock in the crime film 'In Cold Blood'(1967). Throughout his career, Scott stunned audiences with his exceptional performances in notable films like 'The Ninth Configuration'(1980) and 'Dead Man Walking'(1995). With over 50 film credits to his name, Scott left a significant impact on the industry. In the later phase of his career, Scott branched into television, making a significant impression on the audience through his role as Hershel Greene in the hit series 'The Walking Dead'(2011-2014). Scott's poise and on-screen charisma brought even the fictional characters to life, reflecting his sheer artistry and talent. He remained active in the industry until his death, further establishing his legacy as a significant figure in the cinematic world. As a testament to his remarkable performance, he was posthumously awarded the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series for 'The Walking Dead'.