Scott Gurney

In Los Angeles, he began taking acting classes and auditioning. In 2001, he landed a role in The Fluffer and was praised for his performance by The New York Times. He has appeared on the television shows 7th Heaven, Baywatch, Cybill, Step by Step, Push, Married.. With Children, Beverly Hills 90210, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Saved by the Bell: The New Class. He has also appeared in several NBC movies of the week and was the host of the reality television series Hotlines. He started a production company, Gurney Productions, Inc. With his wife Deirdre, a former lawyer. Gurney Productions has produced over 60 television shows to date. The company's programs have appeared on over a dozen different networks since 2004. Scott and Deirdre Gurney were given an undisclosed but large settlement after a two-year legal battle with ITV, an integrated producer-broadcaster (IPB) based in London, England, which creates, owns and distributes high-quality content on multiple platforms globally.

• Born — 1972 • Occupation — Executive producer, television, film actor, model • Spouse — Deirdre Gurney

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1995 — Saved by the Bell: The New Class — Jeff • 1996 — Married... with Children — Lifeguard • 1996 — Malibu Shores — Mat • 1996 — She Cried No • 1997 — Steel Chariots — Brett Tucker • 1998 — Push — Tyler Mifflin • 1998-1999 — Baywatch — Petty Officer Nick Montgomery • 2001 — The Fluffer — Mikey Rossini (aka Johnny Rebel)