WTF Happened to Seann William Scott?

[@Aarondini1994]

Every guy in their mid 20s and 30s has a piece of this man in their hearts

[@quintinmcadams5866]

Factual

[@carterwatson1949]

yes lol

[@jackking1434]

My idol

[@tyvankenyon4964]

Whether they love him or hate him 😂

[@elseabe6561]

No

[@TacPanini8578]

can confirm hes a great guy in person. i was a nobody assistant on dude wheres my car. but every time i tried to sneak quietly into the ADR booth where he was looping his lines in post to bring the supervising sound editor something he'd stop what he was doing, turn around and say "hey whats up man?" while dapping me up (or whatever the equivalent of that was back in the early 2000s) this guy was bigger than ashton at the time, riding that Stiffler fame, but he was way more down to earth and real than most any other actors id met in my time in film. Happy to see this YT video on him.

[@TheLaReece]

thx for sharing!

[@btgkg9639]

He wasn’t bigger then Ashton at the time. That 70s Show was one of the biggest shows in America and so was Punk’d, along with all the famous people he dated. Plus people went and saw Dude Where’s my Car mainly because of Kutcher.

[@TacPanini8578]

@@btgkg9639 Stiffler was a worldwide movie phenomenon. Kutcher was just tv. That meant something different back then. He was an actor on an ensemble tv show. SWS was absolutely the bigger name at that point in time. Sorry bro.

[@robertjuarez2291]

@@btgkg9639 bro American pie overshadowed the 70’s show

[@babypinhead7656]

This was great to hear 🔥

[@seanwhitehouse2274]

I think he's an underrated actor. He's hilarious and so many movies. But he also brings heart to a lot of his characters, even when they are kind of assholes.

[@namanjoshi1477]

Agree!

[@arttilldawn155]

Was just thinking that, Balls Out: Gary the tennis coach was underrated as it had Napoleon Dynamite vibes. Out side of the slap stick he can def act

[@Chilling_Charizard]

True 💯

[@brentontariocanada7935]

I agree !

[@nakachinjah7240]

i thought that he was the one at Sonic 2020 .. the main man. sheesh

[@ivermectin1974]

He’s one of the most underrated actors of all time. And the role he played in old school was amazing. And the more serious roles he was also great in. Not many have that wide of range. Role models is one of the great comedies.

[@RadarViking]

I think you mean underrated OVERACTORS.

[@aarondavid5866]

again its comedy its not acting. like you dont know what you are talking about. what exact recognition do you want?

[@sammythesuesarthouse]

how is he underrated? just because you like him? that doesn't make someone underrated

[@splintered_reality]

He’s a highlight in every movie he’s in

[@sammythesuesarthouse]

That wide of a range?... he is okay. Does a good job in his top 5 movies. But he is not great with a wide acting range. I dont think you know what "great" and "wide acting range" is if you can claim that.

[@Stadt101]

I went to school with Scott, Park Senior High, he was a great baseball player really good pitcher, taught me how to throw a slider, and one of the nicest people you could ever meet. Believe it or not the man NEVER and I mean Never swore. He actually started his acting stuff by getting into John Casablanca's models, and thats when he did the sunnyD commercial, in high school, not collage! When he told us about his modeling thing a lot of us chuckled but then after he left for collage he told us about a movie hes staring in but couldn't give us details till it was released. Then it came out American Pie, so the whole baseball team and football team went to see it, and the first words out of his mouth was, whats up fuck face...... we all about fell out of our damn seats! We started dying yelling, DID SCOTT JUST SWEAR????????? He came back from time to time, haven't seen him in a long time i'm not one of his closer friends more or less just teammates and thats about as far as our friendship went, but i'll never forget how polite and just over the top nice to everyone, he would even kill bullying with his kindness no one ever got upset or mad at him, it was impossible... besides if you tried every girl in the school would cast you away to be a horrible person for ever speaking to him that way lol. He didn't need guys backing him up, the girls did all that for him haha.

[@marvinh5458]

Lame.

[@ThousandWordsMediadotcom]

Nice

[@CodyRhodesStoryFinished]

thats crazy

[@username4441]

ziga-ultra chad

[@Landstalker1999]

So the rumors are true, he's gay and in the closet.

[@trinaq]

By the time "American Wedding" rolled around, you'd swear that Stifler was the main character, since a lot of the runtime is focused on his antics.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Yes, exactly. Because originally Stifler was only supposed to be a “side character” so to speak. But he became the whole movie by the time the 3rd installment came around. He was the only good thing about Wedding, that was the weakest out of all 4 American Pie movies.

[@ralphwiggum1982]

@@nsasupporter7557 honestly I always thought he was the main star lol

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@ralphwiggum1982 nah, originally it was Jim mostly… then Kevin, Oz and Finch. Stifler was just the costar who popped in and out on occasion in the first movie

[@nicolamcguinness8689]

James coburn was in the Carey treatment 1972 with pat hingle Regis toomey John hillierman Dan o herllihy Michael blodgett Robie porter Alex dreier directed by Blake Edwards based on novel by Michael Crichton

[@BishopWalters12]

American Wedding was good but that was too much Stiffler and it didn't help that other key characters were missing. American Reunion was a good send off if that really is it. Stiffler was great in 1,2 and Reunion because he was a supporting character.

[@willienelsongonzalez4609]

I don’t care what anyone says but “Dude, Where’s My Car?” is one fantastic comedy!

[@InfiniteQuest86]

It's supposed to be funny, not literature. I don't get people's problem with it.

[@domri4203]

I think Jo hates movies.

[@zackharris8373]

When I was 8 in 2001 I managed to watch it when it arrived on VHS and i couldn't stop watching or talking about it. Its up there with Harold and Kumar get the munchies, just a really fun stupid stoner comedy that I'll always stick on to forget reality.

[@ebogar42]

It wasn't as good as Biodome.

[@SlimJim3082]

Continuum transfunctioner

[@FernandoLobo]

Goon and Role models are classics in my memory.

[@t-god2439]

🤣 idk why I thought you were gonna say “goon and role models are classics in my hood” 😂

[@nsasupporter7557]

@Wai shis Ocsol all Seann William Scott movies are “underrated.” The only big hit movie he ever did was the movie that gave him a decent career which was American Pie. All movies he did after were “small” and not very known. Especially now, ever since 2007 he’s only done unheard of independent films

[@nsasupporter7557]

@Wai shis Ocsol the thing about it is he’s Not a big star at all. Which is why he only does “small, unknown films”

[@paulbabcock2428]

I liked Goon. I haven't seen Role Models.

[@FernandoLobo]

@@paulbabcock2428 watch it. It silly and a more family movie. But it has some magic, you really love the characters.

[@talkswithvigy7860]

Sean is one hell of a actor, he has a very natural screen presence unlike many other actors. Deserves all the fame and name for making our childhood that much more better. I sincerely hope he is doing well👍

[@R3DGaming]

I agree

[@FunicularMusic]

how're you gna miss the second N after how many times he mentioned it in the video?!

[@maxfrasier]

@@FunicularMusic thought the same ! maybe he didn't actually watch it

[@rageagainstthewashingmachi2877]

I ran into him in the most random of places when I was visiting my sister in USA. It was an old diner next to the highway and quite late in the night. It was literally me and his family (?) and they were all so pleasant. They even asked me to join them but I had to leave. Easily one of the nicest human beings I ever met.

[@gnosis7188]

He's actually a really solid and down to earth guy in real life, salute to Sean William Scott, I always enjoyed the characters he played on the big screen.

[@thomasgarcia1815]

Sean with two n’s lol

[@eduardochavacano]

He has talent and he is handsome.

[@mtk_9024]

Spelled with two n’s lmfao

[@petter215jones]

He's not a bad actor at all... Its just that his american pie character was so flawless its hard to separate him from that character

[@spenser9908]

EL and Wheeler were two of his greatest roles too.

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@spenser9908who was Wheeler again?

[@spenser9908]

@@nsasupporter7557 Role Models

[@karlkroenen8355]

Your videos always remind me how great it was to exist in the late 90s and early 2000s. Everything put out now a days is trash and people are waay to sensitive to everything.

[@taylorjamesjohnson8326]

Thanks so much!

[@shaunsteele8244]

@Roberto Vidal Garcia that was the 80s... and Marilyn Manson was a fkn weirdo freak so I'm with my parents on that one lol

[@nsasupporter7557]

@Roberto Vidal Garcia when American Pie first came out, the actor who played Kevin was all I knew from the movie because he was a “child actor” and was in other movies before as a kid. Rookie of the Year in 1993 and A Kid in King Arthur’s Court in 1995

[@nsasupporter7557]

@Roberto Vidal Garcia well I don’t know what their problem was. American Pie was basically the “Porky’s” of the 90s. Unless parents bitched about that in the 80s too

[@jr2904]

I concur with that

[@koreyb]

I can honestly say I have loved everything he has ever starred in.

[@R3DGaming]

Me too

[@mattmarzula]

So all those television shows, movies with him in supporting roles, and voice work are trash?

[@deenice9169]

Loved this dude as a kid. American Pie, Road Trip, Evolution (he basically is Stifler in all those movie lmao) but regardless he helped make them great. Dude is a legend

[@aaronforsythe8556]

Southland tales and goon are two where he plays other parts

[@decock45]

Seann William Scott is an amazing actor. Easily one of my favorites.

[@maccusmc]

He's not one of your favorites. Please don't lie again

[@AlNamrood554]

@@maccusmc yes

[@risenfromyoutubesashesagai6302]

@decock45 Why you gotta lie online like that? It doesn't make you cool.

[@thisistalisha]

I was lucky enough to meet Seann at a UK airport (I think the cast were doing press for American Pie 3) and he was the nicest guy you could ever meet. Stopped to chat with me and my mum and even signed an autograph for me. A true gentleman!

[@davidreynolds8065]

Hello dear how are you doing, I hope you are having a great day?

[@ameanasaur]

RIP Country Mac. One of the best side characters in IASIP and he was in one episode.

[@wokkyminniecon9803]

Glad he's doing alright but man I miss seeing him in movies. He brought such life to every scene whether serious or funny.

[@Corn_Stache]

Freaking love The Rundown, such a shame it’s not a more well known movie

[@chy0658]

He needs more opportunities he’s a damn good actor and I love all his roles

[@ZyxthePest]

Hockey Rocky is how I always describe Goon. It's such a perfect love letter to the sport, but also a really heartfelt journey that utilizes Scott amazingly. Sequel was just plain fun, it's not as impactful as the first movie, but it was more than enough for me to hang out with the characters again.

[@nsasupporter7557]

I had never heard of Goon until just recently. Ever since the year 2007, he’s only been doing small independent films. If you wanna see him in a super, dark serious role see Bloodline. He plays a murderer in it

[@bobsmith1405]

Loved goon and I allowed my weakest high school player to pick 69 because he had more heart and drive then the stars I had.

[@planeandsimple431]

ZyxthePest ... You might enjoy a Paul Newman classic comedy called Slap Shot...

[@ZyxthePest]

@@planeandsimple431 I saw Slap Shot a LONG LONG time ago, barely remember it, might be worth another watch.

[@isrv]

Gotta check it out !

[@ArcherSuh4721]

The fact that Seann William Scott kept going after being typecast AND getting hit with the double-whammy of Southland Tales and Movie 43 is a testament to his acting ability. There is no way an actor could be that resilient without having actual talent.

[@heartless604]

Cacaw Cacaw

[@nicholasdonin1465]

I don't consider 43 to be a failure. Financial, maybe, but it was made to be awful.

[@brandenjones192]

I honestly have never thought about it but every movie I have seen him in has been good. Bulletproof Monk definitely deserved more than it received.

[@dreambiscuits]

Loved his movies growing up. When I was a kid I would watch Evolution over and over on cable TV. When Old School came out it became one of my favorite comedies ever and he loved the tranquilizer scene 😂

[@-Gax-]

Watching this has made me realise how many of Sean's movies have had a major impact on my life like American Pie, Road trip, Dude Where's My Car, Ice Age, Old school and the one that effected me the most, Jay and Silent Bob. And I never appreciated it. Thank you, this is one of my favourite episodes you've done because it really put perspective into this dude and how many hours of entertainment I owe to him and his work. My appreciation for Sean has shot up, thank you

[@nsasupporter7557]

He deserves to be a bigger star. He’s not even a B lister. He’s proven himself to be a versatile actor, but unfortunately no one is gonna ever recognize him as anyone but the Stifler character

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@nicolamcguinness8689 would you please get off of this page and stop posting that??

[@theyshouldhavenevergivenme5439]

You write is as if it's something to boast about? Lol. These movies and his characters are not exactly the pinnacle of intelligence and they don't ooze 'psychologically stable tbf. How do freaking movies (it's not real you know) like these have an impact on your live?

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@theyshouldhavenevergivenme5439 the only big movie he ever did was American Pie. Everything after was “small” and “unheard,” especially after 2007

[@-Gax-]

@@theyshouldhavenevergivenme5439 I don't care if these aren't the Pinnacle of cinema, they spoke to me and that's all I really care about. My responsibility is not to you or to anybody else to ensure that you connect with something. My only responsibility is how I navigate through my life and if you're upset because I have a newfound appreciation for somebody that has actually affected my life then you do you Your bitterness is no reflection of me.

[@Dennzyl]

if an actor, who isnt an asshole at all, makes you believe he's an absolute asshole, then that actor is damn good man!

[@JohnDoe-ym8si]

big facts !!

[@Dennzyl]

@@JohnDoe-ym8si you got it!

[@Idk_1838]

Antoni Starr as Homelander.

[@michaeljvandyck]

Honestly I love most movies he’s been in, because of his comedic chops. The Run Down was a fantastic comedy and Role Models was awesome as well. Most people slept on me woodcock but it was like an angry comedian vs stiffler. So good

[@swaymcthunder1219]

I've always liked Mr woodcock, yet i get that it wasnt an overall good movie. But the scenes Sean William Scott and Billy Bob Thornton share together are hysterical imo. There was so much potential in this movie. R

[@joshjaco221]

Mr woodcock is so ducking funny

[@garethmorgan3665]

Really enjoyed role models :-).

[@RideBikes_Walkplaces]

Mr woodcock was piss funny. as was dude where's my car.

[@johndoe-xz3pq]

I am from Kazakhstan in Central Asia and American pie movies and Stifler made an eternal imprint in my heart. Even nowadays I rewatch these movies sometimes. Stifler is like a close friend you had in childhood who u never forget. And all my friends think the same. So you can imagine the impact of this actor that some guys from the post soviet countries still have Stifler in their hearts.

[@RobOlivierbjr64]

He was really great in the “Lethal Weapon” series. He is definitely underrated. “The Rundown” was one of his best, hope they do a sequel.

[@joshmanpro7993]

I would love to see a "Role Models" sequel as I thought he had a really good character arch in that film. Going from self centered to actually caring for the well being of a child. The "Rundown" wasn't too bad, a sequel might be okay and agree that a "Dude Where's my car" sequel would half to be off the rails insane to make it more enjoyable.

[@sageosaka]

Role models was such a good movie

[@titansarepeople1797]

I didn't think anyone else remembered that movie. Boobywatcher for life.😂

[@prestongalindo1499]

@@titansarepeople1797 I like boobies🤣🤣🤣

[@Blazerghost]

Role models is up with Superbad as legendary comedies.

[@wstine79]

I will always love the Stiffmyster. Seann was great in American Pie films, Final Destination, and The Rundown.

[@nicolamcguinness8689]

James coburn was in the magnificent seven 1960 with Charles Bronson hard times 1975 with Charles Bronson again

[@davethegaultney224]

He was great in the Goon movies and the Grocery mgr movie he did with JC Reilly too

[@nsasupporter7557]

It was very very weird seeing him in Final Destination because his character in that movie was such a “dork.” Way different from Stifler

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@nicolamcguinness8689 who are you and why do you keep responding that same message?

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@davethegaultney224 have you seen his most recent movie in 2018? It’s called Bloodline. He plays a murderer 😳 it’s really dark

[@jegerm6752]

One of the actors I like very much. He’s never annoying in his delivery imo, no matter how good/bad the movie is. I agree american pie was wayyyy too successful, and it’s hurt his career (though not his bank account), along with his co-stars. Jason biggs and eddie kaye thomas are also victims of the franchise’s success imo.

[@nimravus01]

Speaking of Jason Biggs, I just remembered that he was also in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back. Although, unlike Scott's character, Biggs' was a direct reference to American Pie.

[@zztuber]

He's an awesome actor.. Cant wait to see him in another movie. Hollywood isn't using him enough..

[@shotbyburba]

Such a nice video. Justy by an accident got it recommended, but till this day I remember how good this actor was and still is. Thank you :))

[@bradley163]

In 2011,Goon was such an incredible breath of fresh air. I rented it on a whim, and loved every minute. It showed off just how much range he has as an actor. I had an opportunity to meet him in-person at a local restaurant, and in my opinion, he's a truly genuine, humble, and kind-hearted guy.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Too be honest, I hadn’t heard of that movie until recently. After about 2007, was when I never heard from him anymore. He did an independent film in 2008 where he plays the assistant manager of a grocery store

[@mikes4357]

I as well stumbled across it a few years ago and after a few minutes I thought oh God it’s that guy but by the end of the movie I was so impressed and thought to myself he’s really been screwed by typecasting.

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@mikes4357 yes, he has! He’s a very good actor. And unfortunately, all he’ll ever be known as is the Stifler character… nothing more. What makes me mad is alot of people think he only plays Stifler in his movies which Is Not true at all. The only other movie where he plays a character similar to Stifler is Road Trip. But he wasn’t totally like Stifler in that movie, just similar to him. All of his other movies he plays different characters. He’s a good actor as I said

[@ebogar42]

He literally acted the same. lol

[@nsasupporter7557]

@Thisis Gettinboring yeah, he doesn’t have to be a huge star to be rich

[@JakeCoasters]

I'd actually really like him to get more villain roles, he definitely can have a darker edge that no director has really harnessed

[@brandiyount5365]

Watch Bloodline. He's awesome in it. And he's definitely got a darker edge in it... lol

[@quintonfloyd7862]

He should be Riddler

[@Finite-Tuning]

Yep, I'm a fan! I haven't seen all of his movies or TV shows but the ones I have seen I really liked. This guy definitely plays his part and plays it well. Cheers Seann 🍻

[@nsasupporter7557]

Yes I agree. He’s a very good actor. It’s a shame he’s not a big star at all.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Have you seen Final Destination? His character was such a “dork” in that movie. It was weird seeing him play that after playing Stifler lol

[@atrank]

Absolutely serious, I think he was do a great job as Indiana Jones, taking over for Harrison Ford. The Jones movies had a definite line of humor and action, and little drama, like many of Seann's movies.

[@machadada69]

I can see that

[@thefaceofthecentury]

Goon is a great movie and Seann played the role with quiet grit and sensitivity! Have watched it at least half a dozen times! Oh, and I loved Woodcock lol!

[@R3DGaming]

I didnt know there were two. I think i saw the second one. I liked it.

[@KRAFTWERK2K6]

"Bullerproof Monk" was amazing and yes it DID have some "Rush Hour" vibes but it was different enough to really stand out and it was just very very charming and fun to watch. I just don't get how this flick bombed so badly...

[@scottydontknow100]

It was a comic book movie that came out 5 years too soon

[@BONifiedx]

I really loved Bulletproof Monk! Still one of my fav movies. I didn't care much for his work until this movie. It really made me like him and showed that he had versatility besides playing the annoying frat guy he's always typecast in.

[@asphaltpilgrim]

Agreed. 😁

[@verbalfonders]

I will go to my grave touting “Goon” as one of the greatest movies of our generation. It is an incredible example of the Hero’s Journey with an emotional core of comradery, love, and finding your place in the world.

[@bulbafett5001]

HIm and Liev had a weird and awesome chemistry.

[@verbalfonders]

@@bulbafett5001 seriously. They’re rivals and yet such great parallels of a character at different points in their life. There’s a mutual respect there and it shines through especially in the climax of the movie.

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@verbalfonders I recommend Bloodline. It’s one of his most recent movies. It’s dark and super creepy, he plays a murderer in it

[@dudetheman3]

Agreed, I absolutely love Goon.

[@piotrswat169]

Balls out and trainwreck were great too both dumb but that what was planned

[@alfonzo9289]

It's sad to say that an actor like 20s Sean William Scott wouldn't be able to exist today. He was such a hilarious actor.

[@Shmojo710]

Why do you say that

[@alexandrade7835]

The democrats will ban him

[@misterdoodle796]

He is an absolute icon...this man is hilarious and brought "The Dukes" back

[@jthunderstriker]

I always thought this guy was gonna be huge. He just hasn’t been used correctly I bet he’s still got some big things coming. He did great in lethal weapon.

[@balazstarnoczi]

Seann is like Bud Spencer for me in a way that I can rewatch his movies anytime and it doesn't matter, how many times I saw them already, his presence, his tone always cheers me up and I don't care, if it's stupid comedy, because the way he delivers it is always genious. For me at least.

[@buckodonnghaile4309]

Bud Spencer and Terrence Hill wear a great team. Cheers

[@awesomereviews1561]

Bud Spencer is the GOAT… of slapping at the very least.

[@wolverine343534]

I can watch Bud Spencer & Terence Hill films, over & over again. Amazing films, RIP Bud Spencer. He was one of the most beloved actors in Italy. Loved Seann in the Rundown (here in the UK it is called Welcome to the Jungle). Really hoping for. Sequel.

[@florand]

Seann William Scott said that he remembers every single line from every movie he has been in. That's remarkably impressive. Shows dedication to his work.

[@jujuria13]

Or that there's so little of it in the first place

[@Lesley.h]

Or he just has a great memory seperate from dedication

[@markshaw270]

There is many movies that I know word for word and can recite if I was asked, and I'm not even an actor.

[@buda3d2007]

Met him in Bondi Australia in the early 2000’s some people I worked with were showing him the local surroundings, a really nice dude in person, got to have a brief conversation with him when he was there, not an ounce of pretension, very straight shooter and all round nice guy.

[@codyhoward2522]

I work in small roles here and there in the film industry. The other day I walk on set for the first day of filming on a new movie and boom! Sean walks right past me with a huge smile and infectious energy ready to do the scene. Dream come true to get to work with him. One of the nicest people I’ve ever met. Easily.

[@jmer3536]

I felt he finally got his due in the Lethal Weapon tv show, and was really going somewhere then it ended abruptly. He really added what the show needed and showed his caliber

[@aaronforsythe8556]

You really can't have a lethal weapon tv show without riggs

[@mattmarzula]

No. That show was a pile of smoldering trash.

[@jeffnogo]

Role Models is one of the top 3 comedies of the past 20 years. It is so underrated.

[@zacharyscrimsher7319]

absolutely

[@billyllewis]

I read that he’s extremely happy and has been turning down roles for a long time and that he’s picky on the roles he does take. Happy for the dude because in his interviews the man looks to be humble and appreciative.

[@donairsauce2496]

goon is still underrated in my opinion, it truly shows the struggle of a minor league hockey player trying to make it, even tho the main character doesn't play hockey at the start, i think it represents all the players who had to give up scoring goals and making plays to start fighting to land a roster spot

[@jeffreytoman8351]

Couldn’t agree more….. goon 2 is a great flick

[@raycar9827]

He was going and knew that's all he was. And he was great at it

[@WhatTimeIsIt369]

This guy is one of my favorite actors. Hope he does well in the future.

[@wdkshow6928]

I just recently watched Hey dude, Wheres my car? And I still love it. Sean and Ashton had awesome on-screen chemistry. Sean William Scott is still one of my to 5 favorite Actors!!

[@nsasupporter7557]

It’s just “Dude Where’s My Car.” There is no “hey” 😉

[@djassassinuk]

I've often felt unexpectedly supportive of his career and kinda found myself rooting for him to succeed. I've enjoyed a lot of his movies through the years including a bunch of the less successful ones. Bulletproof Monk is always a guilty pleasure, Southland Tales while being very messy is still a fascinating watch. The Run Down, or Welcome To the Jungle as it was known as here and Role Models wwere a lot of fun and I love the Goon movies.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Unfortunately, all he’ll ever be known as is the Stifler character… nothing more. But yes he is a good actor, that’s what makes it so sad

[@Ugly_German_Truths]

@@nsasupporter7557 Give it five years and the only people that still know what American Pie was will be old farts... then he'll be the "hey don#t i know him from X" guy and THEN somebody from the backbench can come and say "wasn't he first in American Pie" and only earn empty stares.

[@nicholasbullock1709]

He’s similar to Ryan Reynolds. Decently handsome, in good shape, can play both comedic and dramatic roles, has good snap to his comedic lines. I would like to see him in more roles.

[@nolaray1062]

@@nsasupporter7557 if his reported net worth of 25 million is true, then I would happily be “that guy who played Stifler”! Lol

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@nolaray1062 right… I’m not saying that him Not being an A lister is a bad thing. If anyone wants to be an actor, just being a B lister or lower would be good enough. In fact, it’s probably better than being an A lister because really big movie stars like Tom Cruise or Jim Carrey can’t even go out in public without being mauled by people. So being a smaller star like Seann William Scott is actually the way to go… that is as long as you’re ok with being typecast as a certain character and only being known as that character like Seann Scott is

[@CaptainFirefred]

I think Seann would fit perfectly in any Mike Judge or Stone/Parker project.

[@nsasupporter7557]

People say he’d be perfect as Deadpool if Ryan Reynolds didn’t play him

[@sonofyah_chosen1950]

@@nsasupporter7557 yeah I gotta see him as a variant now lol

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@sonofyah_chosen1950 have you seen any other movies he’s been in besides the American Pie movies?

[@RichyWalsh]

I remember standing at the ticket office looking at the board for " American Pie " my friends and I had no idea about the film before that moment but everyone was buying tickets to see it. I notice it was a special screening the night before it was due to be released nationwide so we grabbed some tickets and took our seats. The cinema was full and when Steve Stifler appeared on-screen everyone was just in tears of laughter, I had never seen a character do that in any movie ever! I have seen many massive films a the cinema but that was the best and most fun atmosphere of any viewing. I am so glad I was there that night and I will never forget it. Seann is awesome!!!!!!

[@norcaltimcaldwell3325]

Man me and my buddies laughed till we had tears in our eyes when we saw the first American pie my freshman year in high school. Time sure does fly

[@RedDevilDog1207]

Love his movies, and this illustrates he's had a good run in Hollywood. The Goon movies are absolutely fantastic, and love his cameo work.

[@mascisken]

One of my favourite actors. Was hoping he'd be more successful than he already is. Especially after the movie Goon That movie was his magnum opus.

[@rezarfar]

He doesn't actually enjoy acting, he does it for a paycheck, not because it's his artistic calling or whatever. So no we're not going to see that much of him, he makes a movie, it does okay, he gets his money and rides off into the sunset, everytime.

[@theelectricgasstation]

He is the nicest guy in Hollywood. He deserves an Oscar for playing characters that are completely the opposite of him in real life.

[@Mahim1995]

Man this guy was so omnipresent when I was a kid, I legit expected him to be a Hollywood Superstar but still thank you for the awesome memories.

[@jakkudemoff3043]

I loved Southland Tales - it's super wacky but it has some fantastic cameos, a great soundtrack by Moby and may not execute well but definitely does a good job a giving a hopeless self destructive feeling while almost laughing at the situation at the same time.

[@Lunanzar]

This movie is one of the most underrated incredible films of our time. I feel like 200 people have seen it. Unfortunate fate.

[@kimberlypjjdf3]

I love his work, he's one of my favorite actors. It hurts my heart to know that he's so underrated. He needs to blow up to super stardom he deserves it. He's worked hard and plays his roles to a T

[@JD-bo5gi]

Stark raving mad is a great film and it still holds a place in my collection. Dude where’s my car is always a fun time for me. I enjoy almost all his movies. Guess my childhood sense of humour never really left me 😆

[@nsasupporter7557]

I gotta disagree about Stark raving mad. I don’t remember the plot, but I remember not liking it when I saw it lol 😂 Have you seen his most recent movie Bloodline? He plays a murderer in it

[@itslouiemoo8018]

Role Models really is one of the funniest comedy's ever!!!

[@ToyLatrine]

Goon is one of the best movies ever. “You make me want to stop sleeping with other people” or something like that. Such a great line

[@mindgames50]

I’m positive this man has alot of range and can show us how great he is

[@georgecarberry9222]

He's actually a great actor. His comedic timing is fantastic.

[@dustinsnider1646]

I love Sean William Scott! always excited to see him in anything

[@troyross7872]

Two 'n' s, I'm pretty sure that was 25% of the video we just watched.

[@BAYDOS]

He’s probably been the best actor in every movie he’s been in and that says a lot about his talent cuz dude had some heavy hitter co stars 😂😂

[@MichaelMartin-qe5ye]

You gotta give him credit for trying to pivot to different genres: you can tell he's got the right idea, Evolution was an Ivan Reitman comedy, the Rundown was a well made, unique action flick, Bulletproof Monk could've had a large international audience, Ice Age is an animated franchise, and Goon was a dramatic role/sports movie. There are some roles he might have done for $$$ that contributed to typecasting-- but he's definitely working more regularly than most of the American Pie cast.

[@ralphwiggum1982]

The only other person I see working from time to time is Jason Biggs

[@FormerRuling]

​@@ralphwiggum1982 Alyson Hannigan reverted to her TV roots and starred in one of the biggest sitcoms of that following decade, and gets consistent TV work still though.

[@dyriten]

hes one of my favourite actors and one of the most underrated actors ever

[@communityprepper6153]

After Stifler; Southland Tales, Goon and his most dramatic role, Bloodline. Great actor.

[@mrwick7961]

literally watched a movie of his yesterday. nothing happened to him, hes still making great movies

[@nimravus01]

I hadn't even heard of Goon, but I rented it out of a Redbox back then because nothing else looked good and I knew his name. Turned out to be a really good movie! I didn't know there was a sequel. I will go find that and watch it now.

[@tr7198]

He played more serious roles and was very good at acting in them. He might be unforgettable as Stiffler but his non comedic roles are equally as good.

[@em0_tion]

It's all love and all mojo with this amazing dude! 😂😘 Wonderful summary of his career. 👍

[@jimmyeddy]

The type of guy where I'll watch anything he's in, no questions asked.

[@kungfew1396]

He's awesome, The Goon films were perfect. Serious with still a little humor is what fits him best imo.

[@nsasupporter7557]

I had never even heard of that movie until recently. After the year 2007, all the movies he did were “unheard of.” Meaning they were all quiet independent films. He played an assistant manager of a grocery store in 2008 called “the promotion.”

[@robswystun2766]

Goon was shot in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba where I was living at the time. It used a bunch of local people as extras and some of them met Seann (spelled with two Ns). Apparently he's a super nice guy.

[@ottomattix86]

They had to use cardboard cut outs cause they couldn't get enough locals. I sure as hell didn't go but my friends did! My sister was working at burger king. Jay burachel got some food and was super cool to staff. Working.

[@dewshbag16]

Before I Go is a awesome movie. It had crude moments but it has many more heartfelt moments and a great message. And of course I love him as Stifler.

[@the_law]

I completely agree with Seann for only agreeing to do "dude wheres my car" sequel as R rated. Movie production teams hate doing R rated movies, because they cant take a lot of money from kids, also kids usually bring their parents so its a lot more potential viewers that probably wouldnt watch that movie otherwise. You might think whats the big deal with making sequels of R rated movies as family friendly? one less nip slip? No No more cursing making some conversations and emotions look unnatural. No more blood ("venom" is a good examle). Humor suffers as the jokes you can make without getting canceled by twitter moms are greatly impacted. No drugs/alcohol abuse. And finally you not gonna see that nip slip. Im tired of sequals of great movies being ruined by lame humor for kids. So many movies I rewached 10 times, enjoying every minute, with a sequel that I cant get past 20 mins without looking at my phone..

[@TacPanini8578]

man the rated R cut of Dude Wheres My Car? was 100x funnier than what hit the big screen. So many jokes and references were cut to hit the rating it was sad. I think they were still doing re-edits and dropping in wild line replacements after I was off the project and so the version I had seen on my last day of work that I thought had been sadly gutted of all the great stuff was even further gutted when I saw it in theaters. Also, not that drug use in and of itself is inherently funny or anything, but I mean the movie is called Dude, Where's My Car? and the premise is these two clearly stoned dudes cant remember where they parked their car and hilarity ensues. Even the title hints at the stoned nature of whats going on here. The entire theme of the movie is THIS IS A MOVIE ABOUT TWO STONERS. And as a result yes, early cuts of the film had them ripping bong hits like literally every 5 mins. They'd run into a new obstacle? Get high and think on it. Time to go to a new location? Wait, first let's get high. But what came out to the public in the end was all the drug stuff stripped out. How are you going to strip all the drug stuff out of a stoner movie?? If I recall correctly they wound up leaning hard on this "shibby" word to imply getting high but my memory conflates what was and wasnt changed so I cant be sure. Then stupid things like the group of alien women offering "oral pleasure" was it? No, originally they were straight up saying "blow jobs". Not a huge loss there but another example of the PG-ification of the film. All this to say what the world knows of Dude Where's My Car? is actually a bare bones skeleton of what the movie once was and because of that the world was robbed. Just wish I had somehow kept a copy of the early reel turnovers on a hard drive somewhere for personal viewing :P

[@chrisbrown8748]

I want to jump into a time machine and go back to the day that American Pie was released

[@ericmason349]

I would like to see a sequel to The Rundown. The original cast of Christopher Walken and Rosario Dawson was pretty awesome. It was a totally underrated movie. Ewen Bremner was pretty cool too. I was surprised that I like The Dukes of Hazzard.

[@marlonclark1896]

same

[@nsasupporter7557]

Even though I agree that The Rundown was a good movie… it Does Not need a sequel 😳

[@ericmason349]

@@nsasupporter7557 ok, upon further though I agree

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@ericmason349 because sequels suck generally speaking. Rundown wasn’t even a “great movie,” it was just a fun little entertaining movie, even sequels to “great movies” suck. It’s very rare that there is a sequel that’s actually good as the first or better

[@taurinstraiter2325]

The sad thing is, with The Rock still going as high as ever in his career we COULD MAYBE see another The Rundown Part 2 but I DON'T think the studio would bet money on Seann William Scott to bring in the seats even though the chemistry between these two actors obviously worked. And then Rosario Dawson, yeah I can't tell who's her male love interest because age wise it would work either way... Really sad if he gets replaced some day, at least have him in a cameo

[@mskatonic2124]

I'm a huge fan and I love how his career has progressed over the years.

[@PfizZz]

hes a great actor, always steals the scene. ty for this

[@Job.Well.Done_01]

I always liked his movies and his personality. Hope he sticks around and has a resurgence. Best wishes

[@coldarmy2926]

Sean Williams Scott is a fantastic actor. It's a shame that he's been getting only $5 Ben Walmart level movie rolls. Dude used to kill it back in the late 90s and all throughout the 2000s. I really like that he took more darker Sinister roles. Unfortunately those movies were pushed into the bottom of the barrel. You don't see him much anymore unfortunately. I would like to see a big time send off final American Pie film where they are parents. There are talks about it. I'd like to see him in the spotlight again.

[@Locadel2003]

I didnt liked the sequel of Goon, but the first movie was fucking fantastic. Also he can came back, he just need the perfect role, just watch Ryan Reynolds with Deadpool, Paul rudd with Ant-Man, Eddie murphy with Dolemite is my name or Jim carrey with Sonic the hedgehog

[@nsasupporter7557]

Why didn’t you like the sequel

[@nicolamcguinness8689]

James coburn was in the president analyst 1967 with Godfrey Cambridge arte Johnson Eduard franz will geer Walter Burke directed by Theodore j flicker music by stiff little fingers

[@stillwaitingfor99]

@@nicolamcguinness8689 k

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@nicolamcguinness8689 SHUT UP

[@nsasupporter7557]

@Simo all Seann William Scott movies are “underrated.” The only “big movie” he ever did was the movie that gave him a career which was American Pie. Everything he did after were “small films” Especially now. Ever since 2007 he’s been doing these “unheard of independent films”

[@Locadel2003]

I think he was the best part with Eugene Levy of the "American Pie" franchise especially the fourth one but I think he was also the best part of "Cop Out" with Bruce willis, he was hilarious

[@nicolamcguinness8689]

James coburn was in Duffy 1968 with James mason Carl duering Andre maranne directed by Robert Parrish cross of iron 1977 with again James mason maxmillan schell Vadim glowna directed by Sam peckinpah

[@nsasupporter7557]

“Your wife suffers from CCD” 😂🤣😆

[@RandomGuy010]

Always liked the guy. Barely watch movies in general but seeing his face now has me thinking about watching some more of his.

[@cusher977]

I’d love to see a Alan Ritchson and Sean William Scott team up for movie. These 2 would compliment each other acting skills and comedy so much

[@master2uall88]

I absolutely love Sean Williams Scott and everything hes been in I think hes a great actor and I think hes funny

[@liahfox5840]

I'd love to see him in a Married With Children sort of series as the Dad. American Pie was so on point, it really never has to end. It can mutate like a bio-weapon:D

[@ScottWilliams-iv1ef]

❤❤

[@kadawg13]

I really liked Goon, there aren't a lot of hockey movies, and I'm glad I watched this video, you gave me 2 new movies to watch (Goon sequel and Bloodlines). I also really like The Rundown, Bulletproof Monk, and Evolution.

[@nsasupporter7557]

If you are a big fan of him, I recommend a movie called Bloodline. It’s one of his most recent movies. He plays a murderer in it 😳

[@kadawg13]

@@nsasupporter7557 I watched it right after I posted this. It was pretty good.

[@nicolamcguinness8689]

James coburn was in the honkers 1972 with slim Pickens Jim Davis Richard Anderson Ramon bieri John Harmon the last movie directed by Steve Ihant the last hard men 1976 with charlton Heston Robert donner Michael parks directed by Andrew v McLaglen based on story by Brian Garfield

[@tomriddolls5301]

I was in a theatre when the trailer for “bulletproof mink” was projected. The entire theatre burst into laughter thinking it was a parody. Then we are we’re like WTF when the credits suggested it was serious.

[@Heretic84]

I always looked forward to any of his movies, says a lot really. SWS is fantastic. I enjoyed Bloodline, it was a perfectly cold. I first seen him in American Pie when I 14/15yo. I’m sure many here also first discovered him, in our High School years.