Before Adam Scott booked Parks and Recreation and Severance, he was a working actor like anyone else — so much so that he auditioned for 2002’s Hellraiser VI: Hellseeker despite being killed off earlier in the franchise’s history.
The four-time Emmy-nominated actor and producer made his feature film debut in 1996’s Hellraiser IV: Bloodline, in which he played Jacques, the assistant to Mickey Cottrell’s Duc de L’Isle who is eventually killed by Angelique (Valentina Vargas).
“Things don’t go great. I think someone bites my face off,” he told Seth Meyers in a recent appearance on Late Night. Related Stories News Zach Cherry Talks "Awesome" Experience With Maria Bakalova On 'All Night Wrong'; Confirms Return To 'Severance' But Clueless On Plot - SXSW London News The 'Stranger Things' Effect: Report Finds Gap Between Seasons Of Scripted TV Shows Nearly Doubled During First Half Of This Decade
Scott didn’t end up booking the role, joking that the producers and casting department ended up not casting him due to his acting, not the continuity error. All’s well that ends well, as he returns to the horror genre with the Stephen King-esque Hokum, which released in theaters May 1.
Elsewhere during his late night appearance, Scott said he would soon be gearing up to film the anticipated third season for Apple TV’s Severance.
Source: deadline.com