Scott Eric Weinger (wine-gerr) was natural within Up to date York, Just released York, in October Five, 1975, to Babs Weinger, the teacher, & Elliott Weinger, an orthopaedic operating surgeon. A firstborn of quaternion kids, Scott has deuce brothers & 1 sister. He spent a majority of his formative years around southern Florida, so moved using his personal to Los Angeles after his career began to choose off.

Scott foremost became concerned inside acting in the third grade, once an actor gave the presentation for Career Day. He unrelentingly pestered his parents for him an professional until it eventually realised that a immature child was good all about becoming an actor. His number one gig was the national commercial message for Ideal Toys.

Around fall of 1994, Scott left a L.The. scene to fulfill however a second dream - attending Harvard University. Depart of TV series Full House didn't suggest he was allowing a business altogether. He continued when a voice of "Aladdin" in the Saturday morning TV series, completed ii other fully length Aladdin video cd, & processed the final appearance in Full House, all when maintaining first-class scores at school. When whenever everthing of that didn't keep the challenging lad occupy sufficiency, he too held a a share-half-time job as a youth correspondent for Good Morning America.

Scott majored around English & minored around French literature spell at Harvard, & he graduated magna ejaculate laude inside June of 1998. Inside his number one on the internet locate fallowing giving to Los Angeles, he however seemed to become undecided just about what his plans were. A possibilities were narrowed down to writing, directing, acting, & news correspondence.

Since his link to to Hollywood, he has starred within the horror flick, SHREDDER, produced an award winning film short, "The Cricket Player", & provided his voice for Osamu Tezuka's METROPOLIS, Disney/Square Co.'s computer game, Kingdom Hearts, & 2 coming Disney films, MICKEY'S PHILHARMAGIC & THE SEARCH FOR MICKEY MOUSE!

Scott considers himself to exist as the writer, primarily, & an actor, secondarily. He received his number 1 writing credit for the WB television program, "Like Family," which is described as a "multi-ethnic crossover comedy about two very different families coming together under one roof." Recently, he received the credit as a co-writer for an additional WB sitcom, "What I Like About You."