Stanley Tucci

Portrayed Paul Child, Julia Child's (played by Meryl Streep) husband, in Nora Ephron's "Julie & Julia"

Played Mr. Berk in the family film, "Kit Kittredge: An American Girl"

Had a recurring role as the new hospital chief on NBC's medical drama "ER"; earned an Emmy nomination for Guest Actor in a drama Series

Co-starred opposite Meryl Streep in the "Devil Wears Prada" playing a fashion editor

Played Detective Brikowski opposite Josh Hartnett in the thriller, "Lucky Number Slevin"

Won an Emmy for his guest-starring role on the USA series, "Monk"

Voiced Herb Copperbottom in the animated feature "Robots"

Cast opposite Tom Hanks in Steven Spielberg's "The Terminal"

Portrayed Stanley Kubrick in the HBO movie "The Life and Death of Peter Sellers"

Cast as Ralph Fiennes' anxious campaign manager in "Maid in Manhattan"

Cast in the role of Johnny in the revival of Terrence McNally's "Frankie and Johnny"; earned Tony nomination

Played real-life Chicago mobster Frank Nitti in "The Road to Perdition"

Cast as a studio executive in "America's Sweethearts"

Co-starred in "Sidewalks of New York" as a philanderer

Portrayed Adolph Eichmann in the HBO drama "Conspiracy"; received Emmy nomination

Co-starred in the TNT series "Bull"

Produced and directed third feature "Joe Gould's Secret"; also co-starred with Ian Holm

Portrayed Puck in "William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream"

Solo feature writing and directing debut, "The Impostors"

Starred in the HBO biopic "Winchell"; received Emmy Award

Signed two-year deal with Rysher Entertainment to write, direct and produce through his company, First Cold Press Prods.

Cast as Richard Cross in Steven Bochco's courtroom drama "Murder One" (ABC); earned Emmy nomination

Made feature directorial debut (as co-director with Campbell Scott) and feature screenwriting debut (as co-writer with his cousin Joseph Tropiano) with "Big Night"

Appeared as an Arab assassin in "The Pelican Brief"

Featured as the dogcatcher Vernon in the family comedy "Beethoven"

Had a recurring role as a police detective in ABC's "Equal Justice"

Portrayed Lucky Luciano in Robert Benton's "Billy Bathgate"

Played recurring role of ad agency owner in NBC's "thirtysomething"

Had recurring role of predatory gangster Enrico 'Rick' Pinzolo in "Wiseguy" (CBS)

Appeared in two episodes of "Miami Vice" (NBC) as mob chief Frank Mosca

TV debut, "Crime Story"

Feature debut, "Prizzi's Honor"

Made stage debut in "The Queen and the Rebels"

Cast as George Harvey in Peter Jackson's adaptation of "The Lovely Bones" (lensed 2008)

Raised in Katonah, New York