Tony Shalhoub

Nominated for the 2009 Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in Comedy Series

Earned a Grammy nomination for Best Spoken Word for the children's album The Cricket In Times Square

Cast as John Cusack’s literary agent in "1408"

Played Charlie in the Off-broadway production of "The Scene"

Feature directorial debut, ""Made Up"; also co-starred with wife Brooke Adams in the film based on a one woman play

Reprised role of Jeebs, the sleazy alien pawn shop owner for "Men in Black II"

Returned to series TV playing an obsessive/compulsive detective in the USA Network series "Monk"; received SAG (2003, 2007, 2008, 2009), Golden Globe (2004, 2005, 2007, 2009) and Emmy (2004, 2007, 2008, 2009) nominations for Best Actor in a Comedy Series

Featured as a slick, big-city lawyer in the Coen brothers' "The Man Who Wasn't There"

Played a widowed father in "Thir13en Ghosts"

Played a has-been television star in "Galaxy Quest"

Returned to series television, co-starring with Neil Patrick Harris in NBC's "Stark Raving Mad"

Appeared Off-Broadway, opposite John Turturro, in Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for Godot"

Re-teamed with Stanley Tucci for his solo directing and writing debut, "The Impostors"

Played a sleazy alien pawn shop owner in "Men in Black"

Starred in three one-act plays by David Mamet at the American Repertory Theatre in Cambridge, MA

Played an Italian-speaking chef in the directorial debut of Stanley Tucci and Campbell Scott, "Big Night"

Garnered a Tony Award nomination for his featured role in Herb Gardner's "Conversations with My Father"

Debut as a series regular, playing the Italian cabdriver Antonio Scarpacci on NBC's "Wings"

Film debut, playing a doctor in the AIDS themed "Longtime Companion"

Had a memorable role as a cab driver, opposite Bill Murray in "Quick Change"

Met future wife, actress Brooke Adams, when they co-starred on Broadway in "The Heidi Chronicles"

TV debut as a terrorist in an episode of "The Equalizer" (CBS)

Broadway debut in the Rita Moreno/Sally Struthers production of "The Odd Couple"

Spent four seasons with the American Repertory Theatre in Cambridge, MA