Treat Williams

Cast in "Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous" with Sandra Bullock

Acted in Woody Allen's "Hollywood Ending"

Cast as a neurosurgeon who moves to a small Colorado town in "Everwood" (The WB); received a SAG nomination for best acter in a drama series for 2003 and 2004

Played a cheating husband whose mistress comes to believe he may have killed his wife in the CBS crime drama "Guilty Hearts"

Again played Jonathan Jackson's father in the taut thriller "Skeletons in the Closet";

Co-starred as Buddy in the Broadway revival of "Follies"

Once again played former mercenary Thomasson in "The Substitute 4: Failure Is Not an Option"; premiered on HBO

Headed the cast of the USA miniseries "Journey to the Center of the Earth"

Portrayed Michelle Pfeiffer's husband in "The Deep End of the Ocean"; first time playing Jonathan Jackson's on screen father

Reprised Thomasson for "The Substitute 3: Winner Takes All" (HBO)

Returned to the New York stage as the star of the Off-Broadway musical "Captains Courageous"

Cast as former mercenary turned teacher Karl Thomasson (a role originally created by Tom Berenger) in the sequel "The Substitute 2: School's Out", aired on HBO

Again played a villain in "The Devil's Own"

Co-starred as the nasty Xander Drax in "The Phantom"

Garnered an Emmy nod as Mike Ovitz in the HBO drama "The Late Shift"

Delivered a fine villainous turn in "Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead"

Made directorial debut with "Texan", a short film that aired on Showtime's "Directed By" series

Starred opposite Shelley Long in CBS sitcom "Good Advice"

TV series debut "Eddie Dodd" (ABC)

First TV miniseries, "Echoes in the Darkness" (CBS)

Portrayed title role of the former FBI director in "J Edgar Hoover" (Showtime)

Was suitably charming and menacing as Arnold Friend in "Smooth Talk", directed by Joyce Chopra

Co-starred in Sergio Leone's gangster epic "Once Upon a Time in America"

Played Stanley Kowalski opposite Ann-Margaret in "A Streetcar Named Desire" (CBS)

TV-movie debut (as title character), "Dempsey" (CBS)

Earned acclaim for his title performance in Sidney Lumet's "Prince of the City"

Returned to Broadway succeeding Kevin Kline in "THe Pirates of Penzance"

Gave a winning performance as the hippie leader Berger in the film adaptation of "Hair", directed by Milos Forman

Feature film debut, "The Ritz"

Had prominent supporting role in the Broadway musical "Over Here", starring the Andrews Sisters; Travolta co-starred

First New York acting job as understudy to John Travolta in "Grease"; eventually took over the leading role

Co-starred off-Broadway in David Mamet's "Oleanna"