Martin Short

Lent his voice to the fantasy film, The Spiderwick Chronicles

Performed (also co-wrote) the autobiographical Broadway musical, Martin Short: Fame Becomes Me

Played Jack Frost in The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause

Brought his talk-show host alter ego Jiminy Glick to the big screen in the comedy Jiminy Glick in La La Wood

Voiced the character B.E.N in the Disney animated feature Treasure Planet

Portrayed celebrity interviewer Jiminy Glick in the Comedy Central mock talk show Primetime Glick ; earned an Emmy nomination (2003)

Returned to features in Get Over It

Starred in the syndicated variety series The Martin Short Show

Announced deal with King World to star in own syndicated TV series

Returned to Broadway as star of a revival of the musical Little Me ; won Tony Award

Starred as a fairy godmother in the disappointing A Simple Wish

Reprised role of Franck in Father of the Bride Part II

Starred in his own short-lived NBC sitcom, The Martin Short Show

Broadway debut, The Goodbye Girl ; received a Tony nomination

US musical theater debut in Chicago production of Neil Simon s The Goodbye Girl

Offered another scene-stealing turn as the wedding planner Franck Eggelhoffer in the remake of Father of the Bride

Received raves for a scene-stealing uncredited performance as a smarmy agent in The Big Picture

Created (also produced, wrote and lent voice) the NBC Saturday morning cartoon, The Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimley

First romantic lead, Cross My Heart

US feature debut, co-starring in Three Amigos!

Starred (also wrote) in his own Showtime Comedy Spotlight special, Martin Short Concert for the North Americas

Joined the cast of NBC s Saturday Night Live

Joined the ensemble of SCTV Comedy Network during its fifth season as a writer-performer

Feature acting debut, Lost and Found

US debut as a TV regular, The Associates an acclaimed but short-lived ABC sitcom

Performed in musicals and cabarets in Canada

Met future Second City collaborator Dave Thomas in college

Appeared in a production of Fortune and Men s Eyes

Co-starred with Thomas in Macbeth with Short as Lennox and Thomas as Banquo

First professional acting job, as a giant Visa card in a TV commercial

Professional stage debut, Godspell co-starring Gilda Radner, Eugene Levy, Paul Shaffer and Dave Thomas

Was member of Toronto unit of Second City comedy troupe