Alex Scott (1929-1996) was an American actor known for his film career, which primarily developed between the 1960s and 1970s. He notably made his mark in the horror genre and in supporting roles in prominent films.

Among his most celebrated performances were those in Hammer Film Productions, such as Dr. Richter in **"Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed"** (1969). He also appeared in cult films like **"The Abominable Dr. Phibes"** (1971) and **"The Crimson Cult"** (1968), often alongside genre legends. His filmography also included roles in more mainstream films such as **"The Blue Max"** (1966) and a brief appearance in **"Fahrenheit 451"** (1966).

Scott was valued for his ability to portray intellectual characters, sometimes sophisticated or ambiguously sinister, with an elegant demeanor and precise diction, making him ideal for gentlemanly roles or authoritative figures.