Scott Goudie

Scott was born on February, 7, in Muskegon, Mi. to George Goudie, a school executive and Mary Goudie, a hospital secretary. Scott is of Scotish and Irish ancestry, named after his great grandpa, Scotty. Growing up, acting was something he did on a day to day basis, repeating and re-enacting commercials and movies he saw to try and entertain his family. He got into theater in high school but dreamed to be on the big screen. Scott found sports before he entered the work force. Scott was ranked nationally as a racquetball player as a youth, was a stand out basketball player, a stand out football player including a state championship, a state champion racquetball player in 2 divisions, m.m.a. fighter, amateur boxer and heavyweight Toughman champion. Most of Scott's fights can be seen on Youtube today. Scott was planning on fighting pro before he was given another opportunity. Scott started a career as a real estate broker. He used his discipline he learned in sports to help his career. Scott was a top producing agent in West Michigan for 16 years when he decided to call it quits. Scott's friend was murdered at his office one hot July day. A disgruntled client blamed Scott's friend for the declining Michigan market and shot and killed him right there in his office. Scott had enough after that and decided to move on to bigger and better things. Acting was something he decided to go back to. He finally got his chance when there was a casting call for a small production in Michigan. He tried out, got the part and tried to be in every movie and t.v. show that was thrown at him. Working daily on movies or t.v. shows while there was a Michigan film incentive was easy during 2010 and 2011. Scott was lucky enough to work alongside actors Shia LaBeouf and Patrick Dempsey in Transformers, Dark of the moon,Hugh Jackman in Real Steel, George Clooney in Ides of March, Gerard Butler in Machine gun preacher, Ed Harris and Jennifer Connelly in What's wrong with Virginia, Kurt Russell in Touchback,Sean Penn in This must be the place, Michael Imperioli in 2 episodes of Detroit1-8-7, and starred in an independent vampire movie"Silver clutch", as the boss of a mafia type vampire clan. The film incentive dried up a bit for filming large blockbuster movies in Michigan so Scott has done several commercials to keep busy. Scott was very excited to get his next opportunity. Scott got the call to be in the new Transformers movie, Age of Extinction, as Kelsey Grammars and Stanley Tucci's bodyguard. Scott did stunts, chased after, and got to rough up Mark Walhberg. Just recently Scott was cast as a Navy Seal in the new Transformers movie, the last knight. Scott is filming most of his scenes in Detroit where he is working alongside Josh Duhamel. Scott continues to act and is working as a producer and assistant director in several projects and has written several books. Scott is raising a family in Michigan.