Robert Englund

Co-starred with Jenna Jameson in the comedy horror film, "Zombie Strippers"

Had a brief cameo in Scott Glosserman's "Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon"

Hosted "Nightmare on Elm Street: Real Nightmares," a CBS reality show, where viewers can confront their worst fears

Had Freddy Krueger character resurrected to fight Friday the 13th's Jason in "Freddy vs Jason"

Cast in the feature "Python"

Co-starred in the summer teen hit "Urban Legend"

Dropped the evil persona to play Father O'Neill in the sci-fi series "Starquest II"

Re-teamed with Wes Craven in the horror demon feature "Wishmaster"

Portrayed Bill Gartley in the horror feature "The Mangler"

Returned as Freddy Krueger in "Wes Craven's New Nightmare"

Starred in Wes Craven's supernatural quasi-anthology series, "Nightmare Cafe"

Hosted "Shadow Theater" a horror compilation and interview series on the USA Network

Hosted the syndicated awards show, "The Horror Hall of Fame"

Feature directing debut, "976-EVIL"

Reprised role of Freddy Krueger to host the syndicated horror anthology series, "Freddy's Nightmares"; also directed an episode entitled Cabin Fever

Cast as Dennis, a series regular on the CBS detective show, "Downtown"

Breakthrough film role of Freddy Krueger in "A Nightmare on Elm Street"

Reprised the role of Willie for "V: The Series"

Reprised the role of Willie for the miniseries sequel "V: The Final Battle" (NBC)

First played the role of Willie, a sympathetic alien visitor, on NBC's two-part sci-fi telefilm "V"

First part in a horror feature, "Eaten Alive" directed by Tobe Hooper

TV-movie debut, "Young Joe, the Forgotten Kennedy"

Film debut, "Buster and Billie"

Traveled to Los Angeles to audition for Terrence Malick's "Badlands"; failed to win the part but stayed in LA

Breakthrough stage role in Cleveland stage production of "Godspell"

Acted and directed in theaters around the country