Michael Douglas

Played Evan Rachel Wood's manic depressive father in "The King of California"

Appeared opposite Matt Dillon and Kate Hudson in the comedy "You, Me and Dupree"

Starred alongside father Kirk and son Cameron in "It Runs in the Family"

Made rare TV guest appearance on an episode of "Will & Grace" (NBC), as a gay cop attracted to Will Truman (Eric McCormack); earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Guest Actor

Featured in the ensemble black comedy "One Night at McCool's"; also produced

Played a Drug Czar in Steven Soderbergh's ensemble film, "Traffic"

Played a writer-professor in Curtis Hanson's "Wonder Boys"

Co-starred with Gwyneth Paltrow in the thriller, "A Perfect Murder," loosely based on the 1954 Alfred Hitchcock film "Dial M for Murder"

Executive produced "John Grisham's The Rainmaker," directed by Francis Ford Coppola and featuring De Vito

Starred as the bored billionaire in the thriller, "The Game"

Played US President Andrew Shepherd in "The American President"

Dissolved Stonebridge Entertainment and formed Douglas/Reuther Productions (formerly Constellation Films), a production company with producing partner Steve Reuther

Is Sexually Harassed by Demi Moore in Barry Levinson's "Disclosure"

Signed a deal with Paramount to produce 12-14 features over four years

Produced (with others) the Off-Broadway production "The Best of Friends"

Reteamed with Schumacher as star of "Falling Down"

Executive produced Richard Donner's "Radio Flyers"

Was again fatally attracted, this time to Sharon Stone, in Paul Verhoeven's "Basic Instinct"

Produced Joel Schumacher's "Flatliners"

Starred as a street-worn NYC cop in Ridley Scott's "Black Rain"

Third film with Turner and De Vito, "The War of the Roses"; film directed by De Vito

Formed Stonebridge Entertainment

Earned Best Actor Oscar for his ruthless portrayal of Gordon Gekko in "Wall Street"

Starred opposite Glenn Close in Adrian Lyne's "Fatal Attraction"

Reunited with Turner and De Vito for the "Romancing" sequel "The Jewel of the Nile"; again produced

Executive produced John Carpenter's "Starman," starring Jeff Bridges

Produced and starred in "Romancing the Stone" with Kathleen Turner and Danny De Vito

Acted opposite Jill Clayburgh in "It's My Turn"

Injured in a skiing accident and spent three years off screen

Produced the award-winning film, "The China Syndrome"; also acted in the film, but was overshadowed by Jack Lemmon and Jane Fonda, who both received Oscar nominations

First film as producer, "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"; earned Oscar for Best Picture; De Vito had small role in film

Co-starred with Karl Malden in the ABC series, "The Streets of San Francisco"; also directed some episodes; earned three Emmy nominations for his role

Played young music student clashing with his parents over the Vietnam War in "Summertree"

First significant film role as the well-scrubbed hippie lead in "Hail, Hero!"

TV acting debut, "The Experiment" ("CBS Playhouse")

Worked as assistant film editor on "Lonely Are the Brave" starring his father

Was a gofer on the set of "Spartacus" starring his father, Kirk Douglas

Created and executive produced "Starman" for ABC-TV, based on the 1984 feature

Roomed with Danny De Vito when first starting out as an actor in NYC