Thomas Gibson

Cast in the CBS series "Criminal Minds"

Cast as a burnt-out surfer dude Kanaka in the black comedy/murder mystery "Psycho Beach Party"

Featured in the prequel "The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas" as Chip Rockefeller, a millionaire with an eye for the newlywed Wilma (Kristen Johnston)

Reunited with Denys Arcand for the drama "Stardom"

Reteamed with Cruise and Kidman in a supporting role in Stanley Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut"

Portrayed the love interest of Lea Thompson in the NBC miniseries "A Will of Their Own"

Reprised role of Beauchamp Day in "Armistad Maupin's 'More Tales of the City'" (Showtime)

Revisited "Chicago Hope" with a guest role as Dr Daniel Nyland

Played male lead James Percy in the CBS movie adaptation "Louisa May Alcott's 'The Inheritance'"

Starred opposite Jenna Elfman in the ABC sitcom "Dharma and Greg"; made directorial debut with episode during the 2000-2001 season

Starred in the NBC movie "Night Visitors" and ABC's "To Love, Honor and Deceive"

Featured in the 1910-set ABC movie "Secrets"

Featured in Whit Stillman's "Barcelona" and the independent comedy "Sleep With Me"

Played Beauchamp Day in the PBS miniseries "Armistead Maupin's 'Tales of the City'"

Appeared as an actor in "The Age of Innocence", directed by Martin Scorsese

Starred as a gay failed actor turned waiter in Denys Arcand's Canadian feature "Love and Human Remains" (released in the USA in 1995)

Feature film debut, "Far and Away", directed by Ron Howard; played nemesis of Tom Cruise and rival for Nicole Kidman

Starred on the New York stage as Hal in the Public Theater's production of "Henry IV, Parts I and II"

Acted in a six week recurring stint on NBC's "Another World" as Sam Fowler

Appeared in the ABC miniseries "The Kennedys of Massachusetts"

Played the villainous Derek Mason on the CBS daytime drama "As the World Turns"

TV miniseries debut, "Gore Vidal's Lincoln" (NBC)

Primetime TV debut, guest appearance on CBS series "Leg Work"

NYC stage debut in "A Map of the World" by David Hare at the Public Theatre

Interned at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival

Born and raised in Charleston, South Carolina

Made various stage appearances in NYC in the mid-1980s including "Hay Fever" and the New York Shakespeare Festival's "Twelfth Night" in Central Park

Played regular role of the somewhat arrogant Dr Daniel Nyland on the CBS medical drama "Chicago Hope"