Anthony LaPaglia

Cast in the Australian-produced computer-animated film, "Happy Feet"

Starred as an idealistic architect and patriarch of an affluent, suburban Chicago family in "The Architect"

Played a widower raising two teenage sons in "Winter Solstice"

Once again played Simon Moon, Daphne's crass brother on an episode of "Fraiser"; received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy series

Cast as lead in "The Guys" as a New York city fire captain who must pay tribute to the men he lost in September 11th

Appeared in "Analyze That" with Robert De Niro and Billy Crystal

Appeared in the critically accliamed film "The Salton Sea"

Played the senior agent on the drama series "Without A Trace"; Received SAG (2004, 2005) and Emmy nominations for Best Actor

Co-starred with David Wenham in "The Bank"; released in Australia

Won plaudits for starring turn in the Australian thriller "Lantana"

Co-starred opposite John Goodman in the pilot of the Fox fall sitcom "Don't Ask"; left series after it underwent "retooling"

Had recurring role of Simon Moon, Daphne's crass brother, on the NBC sitcom "Frasier"; received Emmy nomination

Portrayed Fidel Castro in the comedy feature "Company Man"

Played leading role of Eddie Carbone in Broadway revival of Arthur Miller's "A View From the Bridge"; won Tony Award

Starred in the CBS pilot "Repair Shop"

Starred with Courteney Cox and Aidan Quinn in "Commandments"

Another turn opposite Carides in the Australian-made "Brilliant Lies"

Portrayed Jim Valvano in CBS movie "Never Give Up: The Jimmy V Story"

TV series debut as regular, "Murder One" (ABC)

Played opposite Mercedes Ruehl in Broadway revival of Tennessee Williams' "The Rose Tattoo"

Acted with significant other Gia Carides in "Paperback Romance"

Copped praise for his angst-ridden hit man in the neo-noir indie "Bulletproof Heart"

Portrayed mob killer Barry 'The Blade' in Joel Schumacher's "The Client", based on the John Grisham novel

Co-starred in Steve Tesich play "On the Open Road" off-Broadway

Appeared in "Spoiled" episode of HBO's "Tales From the Crypt"

Gave a dynamite performance as Danny Aiello's son in "29th Street"

Garnered a CableACE Award nomination for his work in the HBO movie "Criminal Justice"

Stood out as a moonstruck mobster wooing Ally Sheedy in Alan Alda's comedy "Betsy's Wedding"

Film debut, in "Slaves of New York"

TV-movie debut in title role of "Frank Nitti: The Enforcer" (ABC)

Early TV appearance as 2nd Mechanic on "The Mission" episode of NBC's "Amazing Stories"

Moved to America; settled in NYC

Inspired to become an actor by a community theater performance of William Congreve's "Way of the World" in his native Australia

Performed eight of 30 roles in off-Broadway comedy "Bouncers"

Worked in community theater in Australia