Bradley Whitford

Appeared in the British drama "Burn Up" for the BBC

Returned to Broadway to star in "Boeing-Boeing"

Cast opposite Catherine Keener in Tommy O'Haver's "An American Crime"

Re-teamed with "The West Wing" creator, Aaron Sorkin for "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip" (NBC) as producer-director, Danny Tripp

Played America Ferrera's father in the coming-of-age story "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants"

Had co-starring role in the romantic comedy "Kate & Leopold"

Cast as Deputy Chief of Staff Josh Lyman in the NBC drama series "The West Wing"; penned two episodes in the sixth and seventh season; earned Golden Globe (2001, 2002, 2003) and Emmy (2002, 2003) nominations for Best Supporting Actor

Cast in the short-lived ABC sitcom "The Secret Lives of Men"

Had a prominent supporting role in "Red Corner" with Richard Gere and Bai Ling

Played the husband of a pregnant woman in the "Love's Labor's Lost" episode of NBC's "ER"

Appeared on four episodes of the ABC police drama "NYPD Blue"

Cast in the short-lived NBC series "Black Tie Affair"

Played Al Pacino's brother-in-law in "Scent of a Woman"

Made Broadway debut succeeding Tom Hulce in "A Few Good Men"

Portrayed Jack Ford in "The Betty Ford Story" (ABC)

Made feature acting debut, playing the lead role in "Doorman"

Starred in the NBC TV-movie "C.A.T. Squad"