Eric McCormack

Co-starred with Tom Cavanagh as admen in the TNT drama "Trust Me"

Executive produced the Lifetime comedy, "Lovespring International"

Replaced David Schwimmer in the U.S. premiere of Neil LaBute's "Some Girl(s)"

Replaced Craig Bierko in the title role of the Broadway revival of "The Music Man"

Played Mel Ferrer in the ABC biopic "The Audrey Hepburn Story"

Co-starred in the feature "Free Enterprise"

Co-starred with Debra Messing in the NBC sitcom "Will & Grace"; earned consecutive Golden Globe nominations from 2000-2004 and Emmy nominations for 2000, 2003 and 2005

Featured in the NBC miniseries "A Will of Their Own"

Had supporting role in the Eddie Murphy vehicle "Holy Man"

Co-starred in the thriller "Exception to the Rule" (aired on HBO)

Featured in the ABC TV-movie, "The Man Who Wouldn't Die"

Played Col. Francis Clay Mosby on the syndicated series, "Lonesome Dove: The Outlaw Years"

Featured in the syndicated sci-fi TV-movie "Island City"

Appeared in the NBC movie "Miracle on I-880"

Co-starred in the Canadian film "The Lost World" and its sequel "Return to the Lost World"

First significant acting role was playing a detective on the Canadian series, "Street Justice"

US TV debut in an episode of the CBS series, "Top Cops"

Was member of the acting company at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival in Ontario

Raised in Calgary, Alberta, Canada