Craig Ferguson

Launched his own production company titled Green Mountain West Inc., and entered a one-year deal with CBS Paramount Network TV

Cast in Lemony Snicket s A Series of Unfortunate Events based on the childrens books by Daniel Handler

Replaced Craig Kilborn as host of the The Late Late Show (CBS)

Starred in the romantic comedy I ll Be There

Appeared as one of a trio of hapless males seeking mates in Born Romantic

Co-wrote and co-starred in Saving Grace , a comedy-drama about an impoverished British widow who turns to marijuana farming; shown at Sundance Film Festival

Starred in and (with Sacha Gervasi), co-wrote and executive produced the feature comedy The Big Tease ; played a gay Scottish hairdresser who mistakenly thinks he s been invited to enter a worldwide competition

Portrayed Mr. Wick, the boss on The Drew Carey Show (ABC)

Had recurring role on Almost Perfect (CBS)

Was regular on Maybe This Time (ABC)

Scored hit at Edinburgh Festival playing Oscar on stage in The Odd Couple

Starred in TV series The Ferguson Theory (BBC-2)

Made first Hollywood project, the unsold pilot High (CBS)

Had early exposure in USA doing his Bing Hitler character on Just for Laughs II (Showtime)

Became a stand-up comic

Began career as a drummer in the rock band Exposure in Great Britain

Formed Milky Bar Kid Productions with Kevin Allen and Sacha Gervasi

Moved to the USA