In an interview with Scotland's The Express, actor Paul McGillion, best known for his role as Dr. Ernest Littlefield on Stargate: Atlantis, explained that he had indeed auditioned for the role of engineer Montgomery "Scotty" Scott in J.J. Abrams' new Star Trek film. "I can't tell you a whole lot," he said, "but I can confirm that I did audition for the role of Scotty. It was obviously thrilling to go in and read for that character, seeing as I grew up watching Star Trek with my family. I don't want to sound cliched about it, but it would be a privilege to try to follow in James Doohan's footsteps." The article also makes note of the fact that Star Trek is scheduled to start filming on November 5th.
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He didn't play Dr. Ernest Littlefield on Atlantis, that was a one off role he played on SG-1 in the first season. He's actually famous for his role on Atlantis as Dr. Carson Beckett.
Posted by: Jenks | November 16, 2007 at 06:39 PM