Christopher Plummer

Lent his voice to the feature-length adaptation of Shane Acker's short film, "9"

Voiced the villain in the Pixar animated film, "Up"

Returned to Broadway as Henry Drummond in a revival of "Inherit the Wind"; earned seventh Tony nomination

Co-starred with Denzel Washington and Clive Owen in the Spike Lee directed hostage drama "Inside Man"

Earned Emmy and SAG nominations for his portrayal of Boston's controversial Cardinal Bernard Law in Showtime's "Our Fathers"

Starred in the geopolitical thriller "Syriana," based on the real-life memoirs of CIA agent Robert Baer; produced by George Clooney

Cast as Aristotle in Oliver Stone's "Alexander"

Returned to the stage for a production of "King Lear" at Lincoln Center's Beaumont theater; received a Tony nomination for his performance

Co-starred in the historical drama feature "Ararat"

Had pivotal role as a psychiatrist treating schizophrenic mathematician John Forbes Nash Jr (played by Russell Crowe) in "A Beautiful Mind"

Portrayed TV journalist Mike Wallace in "The Insider" a film about tobacco industry whistleblower Jeffrey Wigand (Russell Crowe)

Returned to Broadway in the one-man show "Barrymore" about the actor, John Barrymore

Acted opposite Jason Robards Jr in revival of Harold Pinter's "No Man's Land" on Broadway

Starred in TV series "Counterstrike" on USA network

Toured USA in title role of "Macbeth"

Provided voice of Henri for the animated feature "An American Tail"

Appeared in award-winning telefilm "The Shadow Box" (ABC), directed by Paul Newman and co-starring Joanne Woodward

Played Sherlock Holmes in the feature film, "Murder by Decree"

Delivered Emmy-winning performance in "Arthur Hailey's 'The Moneychangers'" (NBC)

Won a Tony Award for his performance in "Cyrano"

Conceived and directed "Lovers and Madmen" an evening of Shakespearean love themes for Zoe Caldwell and himself

Portrayed title role in feature "Oedipus the King"

Most memorable film appearance as Baron Von Trapp in "The Sound of Music"

London stage debut in "Becket"

Made film debut in Sidney Lumet's "Stage Struck"

Portrayed title role in "Henry V" at the Stratford Festival in Ontario, Canada

Delivered a compelling performance as the Earl of Warwick in Anouilh's "The Lark" opposite Julie Harris

Starred opposite Judith Anderson in a Paris production of "Medea"

Broadway debut in "The Starcross Story" starring Katherine Cornell

TV debut in CBC production of "Othello"

Stage debut in "Cymbeline" at Canadian Repertory Theatre, Ottawa

Worked extensively in live TV during the 1950s on shows like "Kraft Television Theatre" and "Producers' Showcase" (both NBC) and "Appointment with Adventure" (CBS)