Brendan Fraser

Starred in the adaptation of the hit children's book "Inkheart"

Reprised role for the second sequel "The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor"

Starred in the 3-D adventure film, "Journey to the Center of the Earth"; also executive produced

Co-starred with Michael Keaton in "The Last Time"

Starred in Paul Haggis' directorial debut "Crash"; a multicharacter study of L.A. race relations

Revised his guest starring role on NBC's "Scrubs"

Starred as D.J. Drake in "Looney Tunes: Back in Action"

Co-starred in the drama feature "The Quiet American"

Made two-episode guest appearance on the NBC sitcom "Scrubs"

Reprised role for the sequel "The Mummy Returns"

Starred in the Harold Ramis remake of "Bedazzled"

Cast as an Indiana Jones-like archeologist in the remake of "The Mummy"

Played a 35-year old who was raised in an underground bunker in the comedy "Blast From the Past"

Starred in the live-action adaptation of the cartoon "Dudley Do-Right"

Portrayed the gardener who is befriended by film director James Whale in Bill Condon's "Gods and Monsters"

Earned critical praise for his dramatic performance in "Still Breathing"

Had title role in the live-action, "George of the Jungle"

Made uncredited cameo appearance in "Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy"

Appeared in the L.A. production of John Patrick Shanley's play "Four Dogs and a Bone"

Had small role of a Vietnam veteran in the 1970s flashback segments of "Now and Then"

First lead role, "Encino Man"

Played opposite Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, and Chris O'Donnell in "School Ties"

Made feature debut in a bit part with one line in Nancy Savoca's "Dogfight"

TV acting debut in "Guilty Until Proven Innocent" (NBC)

Interned at the Intiman Theatre in Seattle after college

Raised in Europe and Canada