Vin Scully

Acting

Vin Scully

Born
Died
(aged 94)
Birthplace
Bronx - New York - USA
Credits
30 titles

Biography

Vin Scully (November 29, 1927 – August 2, 2022) was an American sportscaster, known for his 67-year career with the Dodgers play-by-play announcer.

Signature work

Known For

Acting credits 29

YearTitleRole
TBA The Best We've Got: The Carl Erskine Story Film Self
2023 It Ain't Over Film Self
2022 Say Hey, Willie Mays! Film Self
2020 2020 Los Angeles Dodgers: The Official World Series Film Film Narrator
2020 The Sounds of Baseball TV Self (archive footage) (2 ep)
2018 Improbably Gibson Film Self
2018 Generations of the Game Film
2016 Jackie Robinson TV Self (2 ep)
2015 Secret in Their Eyes Film Voice of the Dodgers (voice)
2011 Catching Hell Film Self
2001 Tony Gwynn - Mr. Padre Film
1999 For Love of the Game Film Vin Scully
1994 Baseball TV Self (6 ep)
1993 The X-Files TV Baseball Announcer (voice) (uncredited) (1 ep)
1991 Brooklyn Bridge TV (1 ep)
1990 100 Years: A visual History of the Dodgers 1890-1990 Film Narrator
1986 1986 New York Mets: The Official World Series Film Film Narrator
1985 All Star Party for 'Dutch' Reagan Film Self
1981 1981 Official World Series Film Film
1968 The Party Film Himself - baseball announcer (archive sound)
1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In TV Self (2 ep)
1966 Occasional Wife TV Narrator (30 ep)
1966 Fireball 500 Film The Narrator (voice)
1962 Flashing Spikes Film Announcer
1961 Bachelor in Paradise Film Dodgers Game Announcer (uncredited)
1961 Mister Ed TV Vin Scully (voice) (1 ep)
1954 Face the Nation TV Self (1 ep)
1953 General Electric Theater TV Sports Announcer (1 ep)
1948 The Ed Sullivan Show TV Self (1 ep)

Crew credits 1

YearTitleJob
TBA It's a Long Way to October Film Thanks
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