Ridley, Tony, Jordan, Jake and Luke Scott are a dynasty of British cinema

A family of film directors surnamed Scott has been making its impact on British culture since the last century. As with mystake, the games and pictures have been diverse.

A family with outstanding cinematic ability began with Ridley and Tony Scott, as well as Sandy Watson.

Once the irrepressible eldest among the brothers, Ridley Scott made a historic start in family production. While studying at college and determined to make his first short film, Ridley Scott offered the role to his father and brother Tony Scott. Even then, the ambitious and by now popular producer began by mastering the design of projects for BBC television series. More than 2000 commercials produced, about 100 films of his own, the Cannes Film Festival Award for Best Debut, as well as a four-time Oscar and Golden Globe nominee.

Famous films starring Ridley Scott include Gladiator, The Martian, Hannibal, Soldier Jane, House of Gucci, Robin Hood, Alien, Gangster, etc. To this day, Ridley Scott strikes an irrepressible thirst for filming and directing and does not stop at what he has achieved continues to embark on the next films.

Having made his debut in a short film, Tony Scott, not having reached adulthood continued advertising. Moving to Hollywood, Tony showed himself managed to get into co-operation with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Unlike his older brother, who specialised in diversified pictures, Tony focused on action films. Famous directorial works of Tony Scott are shown in the films: The Last Boy Scout, Spy Games, Deal with the Devil, The Best Shooter and dozens of other works.

Luke, Jake and daughter Jordan Scott were all descendants of talented British producers and directors.

Jake Scott is still working at his father Ridley’s company and is pressing ahead with his future in shooting music videos for rock bands.

Jordan Scott is the favourite daughter and has made a name for herself working on commercials for Prada, Renault, Nike and Land Rover.

Luke Scott, after working with Jake and Ridley in a music company, went into his own film production. His debut happened in 2016 with the film Morgan.

Britain is renowned for honouring and respecting the common cause of the family, but it is worth deservedly highlighting individual equally popular actors and significant film personalities from England.

Accent of British Cinema
Colin Firth , for more than 10 years paved his way by participating in all sorts of roles, but received a worthy reward and celebrity with the role of ms. Darcy in Pride and Prejudice. One of the highest praise went to the actor for his role in the film “The King’s Speech”.

Gary Oldman – engaged in producing, music career and directing, memorable unique appearance of the negative hero also won acting skills. Oldman’s role makes watching a film with his participation in excitement and wariness. “Batman: the beginning”; “Dracula”; “The Fifth Element”; as well as the notorious fantastic “Harry Potter” and many other equally famous paintings were given to viewings with Gary’s participation.

Jude Law – A connoisseur of theatre and film, the charming actor made his sensation in the films “The Closer”, “Fantastic Beasts” as well as “Sherlock Holmes”. A regular contestant on reality TV shows, Jude continues to fall in love with every appearance on screen.

Kate Winslet – it would seem that this actress does not need to be presented, but it seems a crime not to remember the significant roles in her performance. Another new chronicle assures: There is no role for Kate, which is impossible to play. “Titanic”; “Divergent”, “Revenge of Couture”; “Steve Jobs”; “Between Us Mountains”; “The Reader” and other hundreds of films that led to a named star on the Hollywood “Walk of Fame”.

Guy Ritchie, director of crime films and reality shows, has distinguished himself with high recognition from audiences. “Gentlemen”; “Big Kush”; “Sherlock Holmes”; “Cards, Money, Two Guns” and dozens of other masterpieces with high ratings pleased viewers around the world.

National reverence of the British, glorification of traditions, sensitive display of emotions and mostly good-naturedness carries an overwhelming number of films. Promising dramatic and famous Guy Pearce, Daniel Radcliffe, Pierce Brosnan, Hugh Grant, Benedict Cumberbatch, Tom Hardy and other actors, directors, producers, deliver a true knowledge of Britain and a pleasure to watch.

The emphasis of British cinema varies between angst and creation, documentary and modern realism. The story of England or the battle cry of the new age. Restrained aristocratic Britain has taught a different way of looking and feeling, of pondering and compassion.