Tony Scott - Personal Life

Personal Life

Scott married three times. His first marriage was to BAFTA award winning TV production designer Gerry Boldy (1944–2007) in 1967. They were divorced in 1974. His second marriage was in 1986 to advertising executive Glynis Sanders. They divorced a year later when his affair with Brigitte Nielsen, whom he met on the set of Beverly Hills Cop II—she was married to Sylvester Stallone at the time—became public. He subsequently met film and TV actress Donna Wilson—who was 24 years younger than him—on the set of Days of Thunder in 1990 and they subsequently married in 1994. She gave birth to their twin sons, Frank and Max, in 2000.

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