Actor, writer and director Scott Caan has starred in numerous feature films and has written, directed and starred in several plays.   In 2010, he was nominated for a Golden Globe award for his role on HAWAII FIVE-0. 

Recently, Caan was seen on stage at the Falcon Theatre in Los Angeles in "No Way Around But Through," a play which he also wrote.  In addition, Caan recently penned the play "Two Wrongs," which opened in Los Angeles to rave reviews.

Caan's feature film credits include the "Ocean's 11" franchise, "American Outlaws," "Into the Blue," "Friends with Money," "Boiler Room," "Ready to Rumble," "Gone in 60 Seconds," "Enemy of the State," "Black and White" and "Varsity Blues."  He's also starred in several independent films, including "Bongwater," "Lunchtime Special," "Nowhere" and the dark comedy "Novocaine," opposite Steve Martin and Helena Bonham Carter.

Caan made his directorial debut with the film "Dallas 362," in which he also starred.  After premiering at the Toronto Film Festival, it received the Critics' Choice Award at CineVegas International Film Festival, and enjoyed a critically acclaimed limited release in 2005.  He went on to write, direct and star in the film, "The Dog Problem," which also received rave reviews at the Toronto Film Festival.  Caan was recently seen in "Mercy," which he also penned and co-produced. 

In 2001, Caan wrote, starred and co-directed the play, "Almost Love," at LA's Playhouse West.  He has also written three feature scripts, the first of which, "Chasing the Party," is set up at Jerry Bruckheimer Productions with Caan attached to star.  He is also in the process of setting up two additional screenplays — the boxing drama, "The Fight," and the ensemble drama, "Lowest Common Denominator."

On television, Caan received praise for his role on the cable series "Entourage."

Caan resides in Los Angeles.  His birth date is Aug. 23.