Mel Gibson

Directed the action-adventure film, "Apocalypto"; filmed in the Yucatec Maya dialogue; earned a Golden Globe nomination for Best Foreign Film

Directed the controversial feature, "The Passion of the Christ," based on biblical accounts of the arrest, trial, torture, crucifixion, and resurrection of Jesus; filmed in Aramaic, Latin, and Hebrew and earned over 600 million worldwide

Executive produced and directed several episodes of the short-lived ABC comedy, "Complete Savages"

Appeared with Robert Downey Jr. in the musical comedy, "The Singing Detective"

Executive produced and starred in the Vietnam War drama, "We Were Soldiers"

Moved ICON from Paramount to 20th Century Fox

Starred in M. Night Shyamalan's supernatural drama, "Signs"

Executive produced the ABC biopic, "The Three Stooges"

Played the lead role in Roland Emmerich's Revolutionary war saga, "The Patriot"

Portrayed a chauvinistic ad executive who can hear women's thoughts in Nancy Meyers' "What Women Want"

Starred in Brian Helgeland's directorial debut, "Payback"; film was later re-cut and re-shot by the request of Gibson and the studio

Re-teamed with Donner and Glover for "Lethal Weapon 4"

Co-starred with Julia Roberts in Donner's "Conspiracy Theory"

Starred in the Ron Howard directed thriller, "Ransom"

Directed and produced the Academy Award winning film, "Braveheart"; also played the lead role of legendary Scot, William Wallace

Lent his voice to John Smith for the animated feature, "Pocahontas"

Again collaborated with Donner on Western comedy, "Maverick"

Feature directorial debut, "The Man Without a Face"; also starred

Reunited with Donner and Glover for "Lethal Weapon 3"

Directed and appeared in the HBO special, "Mel Gibson Goes Back to School"

First film produced by Icon Productions, "Hamlet"; also played the title role

Reprised role as Riggs for "Lethal Weapon 2"; again collaborated with Donner and Glover

Played the role of Martin Riggs in "Lethal Weapon"; co-starred with Danny Glover and directed by Richard Donner

Completed "Mad Max" trilogy with "Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome"

Co-starred with Anthony Hopkins in "The Bounty"

Made American film debut, opposite Sissy Spacek, in Mark Rydell's "The River"

Re-teamed with Weir to play an Australian journalist in "The Year of Living Dangerously"

Cast as one of the leads in Peter Weir's critically-acclaimed World War I drama, "Gallipoli"

Re-teamed with Miller to reprised role for "Mad Max 2" (released in the US as "The Road Warrior")

Breakthrough role as the leather-clad post-apocalyptic survivor in George Miller's "Mad Max"

Played Estragon, opposite Geoffrey Rush, in the Australian production of "Waiting for Godot"

Portrayed a developmentally disabled man in "Tim"

Joined the State Theatre Company of South Australia in Adelaide

Made stage debut, opposite Judy Davis, in the National Institute of Dramatic Art's production of "Romeo and Juliet"

Made TV debut on the Australian series, "The Sullivans"

Played a shy surfer in his film debut, "Summer City"

Moved with family to Australia at 12 years old

Cast in an upcoming film adaptation of "Edge of Darkness" (lensed 2008)

Formed ICON productions, (formerly known as Gibson Productions)