Chris O'Donnell

Cast as Special Agent G. Callen in the spin-off series, "NCIS: Los Angeles" (CBS)

Played Abigail Breslin's father in the family film, "Kit Kittredge: An American Girl"

Guest-starred as Meredith's love interest, veterinarian Finn Dandridge on ABC's "Grey's Anatomy"

Played the lead in the limited TNT series, "The Company"

Portayed researcher Wardell Pomeroy in "Kinsey" opposite Liam Neeson as Alfred Kinsey

Had a recurring role on the ABC drama, "The Practice"

Appeared in Arthur Miller's "The Man Who Had All the Luck" at the Williamstown Theatre Festival; reprised role on Broadway in 2002

Starred in the action adventure "Vertical Limit"

Executive producing debut, "The Bachelor"; also starred

Returned to acting in Robert Altman's "Cookie's Fortune"

TV debut as executive producer, "The Miracle on the 17th Green" (CBS)

Formed production company, George Street Pictures; entered into producing agreement with Warner Bros.

Reprised Robin, opposite George Clooney's Batman in Schumacher's critically panned "Batman & Robin"

Offered a fine turn in an adaptation of John Grisham's "The Chamber"

Portrayed a young Ernest Hemingway in the fact based story "In Love and War"

Cast as Robin opposite Val Kilmer's Batman in Joel Schumacher's "Batman Forever"

Played the romantic lead opposite Minnie Driver in "Circle of Friends"

Joined an all-star cast in "School Ties"

Played a prep schooler who takes a job spending time with a blind military man (Al Pacino) in "Scent of a Woman"

Second collaboration with Jessica Lange, "Blue Sky" (released theatrically in 1994)

Film debut, playing Jessica Lange's teenage son in "Men Don't Leave"

Professional acting debut in an episode of the ABC series, "Jack and Mike"

Began modeling and appearing in local TV commercials

Grew up in Winnetka, Illinois near Chicago's north shore

Took hiatus from film acting, reportedly turning down a role in "Men in Black" (1997)