Jason Priestley

Returned to series television as Ian Denison in the Lifetime series, "Side Order of Life"

Cast in Showtime's "Masters of Horror" anthology series

Cast for a seven-episode stint on the FOX's supernatural drama "Tru Calling," played Jack Harper, a former EMT who joins the morgue staff

Co-starred in the abc family movie "I Want to Marry Ryan Banks"

Signed on to appear in seven episodes of the FOX drama "Tru Calling"

Cast in the dark comedy "Die Mommie Die"

Had featured role in the thriller "The Fourth Angel"

Signed to star in the FX cable series pilot "Dope"

Made London stage debut in Warren Leight's award-winning play "Side Man"

Helmed "Barenaked in America", a "rockumentary" about the Canadian band Barenaked Ladies

Signed by Fox network to star and direct a small screen remake of the film noir "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye"

Announced plans to leave "Beverly Hills, 90210"

Had leading role as a popular teen idol in the independent feature "Love and Death on Long Island"

Made a producer of "Beverly Hills, 90210"; promoted to executive producer during the 1997-1998 season

Began directing episodes of "90210"; has helmed over 20 episodes as of 1998

First feature as a lead, "Calendar Girl"

Appeared as Howard in one of six leading roles in low-budget feature film, "Nowhere to Run"

Played Todd, one of a collection of unruly orphans, in short-lived NBC sitcom "Sister Kate"

Moved to Los Angeles

Had small parts in CBS TV-movie, "Nobody's Child", directed by Lee Grant, and in feature film, "The Boy Who Could Fly"

TV debut at age eight in the CBC TV-movie, "Stacey" (date approximate)

Essayed role of Brandon Walsh in Fox-TV's popular teenage serial, "Beverly Hills, 90210"

Was signed by his mother's former agent and was acting in commercials and Canadian TV-movies and modeling by age 5