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Alan, Allen or Allan Scott may refer to:

People

Sportsmen

Alan Scott (footballer, born 1900) (1900–1982), Australian rules ruckman for St Kilda (1929–30)
Alan Scott (footballer, born 1907) (1907–1973), Australian rules player for St Kilda (1924–26)
Allan Scott (footballer) (1910–after 1934), English inside right
Alan Scott (rugby league) (1939–2018), Australian second-row forward
Allan Scott (hurdler) (born 1982), Scottish Olympian in 2008

Writers

Alan Scott (RAF officer) (1883–1922), British Army and Royal Air Force group captain and memoirist
Allan Scott (American screenwriter) (1906–1995), American scenarist of So Proudly We Hail!
Murray Allan Scott (1932–2020, birth name of Canadian journalist Allan Fotheringham
Alan B. Scott (1932–2021), American ophthalmologist and scientific author
Alan Scott (blacksmith) (1936–2009), Australian maker of brick ovens and author of baking manual
Allen J. Scott (born 1938), English writer and professor of geography and public policy
Allan Scott (Scottish screenwriter) (born 1939), Scottish screenwriter and producer of Regeneration and The Queen's Gambit

Other people

Allen D. Scott (1831–1897), American lawyer and politician from New York
Allan Scott (businessman) (1923–2008), Australian truck magnate
Alan James Scott (born 1934), British governor of the Cayman Islands, 1987–1992

Fictional characters

Alan Scott, alter ego of DC Comics superhero Green Lantern

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-'''Allan Scott''' may refer to:
+'''Alan''', '''Allen''' or '''Allan Scott''' may refer to:
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+==People==
+===Sportsmen===
+*[[Alan Scott (footballer, born 1900)]] (1900–1982), Australian rules ruckman for St Kilda (1929–30)
+*[[Alan Scott (footballer, born 1907)]] (1907–1973), Australian rules player for St Kilda (1924–26)
+*[[Allan Scott (footballer)]] (1910–after 1934), English inside right
+*[[Alan Scott (rugby league)]] (1939–2018), Australian second-row forward
+*[[Allan Scott (hurdler)]] (born 1982), Scottish Olympian in 2008
+===Writers===
-*[[Allan Scott (hurdler)]] (born 1982), Scottish hurdler
+*[[Alan Scott (RAF officer)]] (1883–1922), British Army and Royal Air Force group captain and memoirist
-*[[Allan Scott (businessman)]] (1928–2008), Australian truck magnate
-*[[Allan Scott (footballer)]] (1910–?), English footballer
+*[[Allan Scott (American screenwriter)]] (1906–1995), American scenarist of ''So Proudly We Hail!''
+*[[Murray Allan Scott]] (1932–2020, birth name of Canadian journalist Allan Fotheringham
-*[[Allan Scott (American screenwriter)]] (1906–1995), American screenwriter, known for ''So Proudly We Hail!''
+*[[Alan B. Scott]] (1932–2021), American ophthalmologist and scientific author
-*[[Allan Scott (Scottish screenwriter)]] (born 1940), Scottish screenwriter and producer, known for ''Regeneration''
+*[[Alan Scott (blacksmith)]] (1936–2009), Australian maker of brick ovens and author of baking manual
-*[[Allan Newton Scott]] (1824-1870), British photographer
+*[[Allen J. Scott]] (born 1938), English writer and professor of geography and public policy
+*[[Allan Scott (Scottish screenwriter)]] (born 1939), Scottish screenwriter and producer of ''Regeneration'' and ''The Queen's Gambit''
+===Other people===
+*[[Allen D. Scott]] (1831–1897), American lawyer and politician from New York
+*[[Allan Scott (businessman)]] (1923–2008), Australian truck magnate
+*[[Alan James Scott]] (born 1934), British governor of the Cayman Islands, 1987–1992
+==Fictional characters==
+*[[Alan Scott]], alter ego of DC Comics superhero Green Lantern
 ==See also==
-*[[Alan Scott (disambiguation)]]
+*[[Al Scott (disambiguation)]]
-*[[Allen Scott (disambiguation)]]
+*[[Scott Allen (disambiguation)]]
-*[[Scott Allan]] (born 1991), Scottish footballer
+*[[Scott Allan]]
-{{hndis|Scott, Allan}}
+{{disambiguation|hn=Scott, Allan}}