Jerry Bruckheimer

Produced the feature adaptation of "Confessions of a Shopaholic"

Produced the live-action comedy film, "G-Force"

Once again teamed with Gore Verbinski and Johnny Depp for the third film in the series, "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End"

Re-teamed with Nicolas Cage for the sequel, "National Treasure: Book of Secrets"

Again teamed with Gore Verbinski and Johnny Depp for "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest"

Executive produced the CBS crime drama, "Close to Home"

Executive produced the NBC military drama, "E-Ring"

Executive produced the second "CSI" spin-off, "CSI: NY" (CBS)

Produced an adaptation of "King Arthur," starring Clive Owen and Keira Knightley

Re-teamed with Nicolas Cage for "National Treasure"

Executive produced the CBS drama, "Cold Case"

Produced the film based on the popular Disneyland ride, "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl"; directed by Gore Verbinski and starred Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow

Re-teamed with Michael Bay and Will Smith for the sequel, "Bad Boys II"

Executive produced the "CSI" spin-off series, "CSI: Miami" (CBS)

Executive produced the CBS drama, "Without a Trace"

Produced the Joel Schumacher directed, "Bad Company"

Executive produced the CBS reality competition series, "The Amazing Race"

Produced the blockbuster, "Pearl Harbor"; re-teamed with director Michael Bay

Produced the Ridley Scott directed film, "Black Hawk Down"

Executive produced "Gone in 60 Seconds," starring Cage and Angelina Jolie

Executive produced the CBS drama, "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation"

Executive produced the syndicated series, "Soldier of Fortune, Inc."

Produced the Michael Bay directed, "Armageddon"

Produced the techno-thriller, "Enemy of the State"; re-teamed with Tony Scott and Will Smith

Formed Jerry Bruckheimer Films

Produced second Cage action film, "Con Air"

Executive produced the short-lived ABC series, "Dangerous Minds"

First collaboration with Michael Bay and Will Smith, "Bad Boys"

First collaboration with Nicolas Cage, "The Rock"; re-teamed with director Michael Bay

Formally dissolved Simpson-Bruckeimer partnership one month before Simpson's death in January 1996

Re-teamed with director Tony Scott to produce "Crimson Tide"

Bruckheimer-Simpson signed non-exclusive, five-year, five-picture deal with Disney subsidiary, Hollywood Pictures (January)

First film with Bruce Willis, "The Last Boy Scout"; re-teamed with director Tony Scott

Contract between Bruckheimer-Simpson and Paramount ended by "mutual agreement" (November)

Re-teamed with Tom Cruise and director Tony Scott for "Days of Thunder"

Signed second five-year production deal with Paramount

Co-produced "Top Gun," which solidified Tom Cruise as a star; first collaboration with director Tony Scott

Produced "Beverly Hills Cop," with Eddie Murphy in his star making role

Co-founded Simpson-Bruckheimer Productions with Don Simpson; signed exclusive five-year production deal with Paramount Pictures

First joint production credit with Don Simpson, "Flashdance"

Debut as executive producer, the remake of "Cat People"

First producing credit, "Farewell, My Lovely" (with Dick Richards)

First film as associate producer, "The Culpepper Cattle Company" (with Dick Richards)

Received attention for a Pontiac commercial he made which spoofed "Bonnie and Clyde"