Jason Bateman

Co-starred with Vince Vaughn and Kristen Bell in the comedy film, "Couples Retreat"

Played a bisexual fetish club promoter in the political thriller, "State of Play"

Played the owner of an extract factory in Mike Judge's "Extract"

Re-teamed with director, Peter Berg for the superhero comedy, "Hancock"

Co-starred in the Jason Reitman directed comedy/drama "Juno"

Portrayed a government agent investigating the bombing of an American facility in Saudi Arabia in Peter Berg's "The Kingdom"

Teamed with Vince Vaughn and Jennifer Aniston to co-star in "The Break-Up"

Appeared in the big screen remake of "Starsky & Hutch" and the comedy "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story"

Cast as Michael Bluth in the FOX sitcom, "Arrested Development"; garnered SAG and Emmy nominations for Best Actor in 2005

Had a supporting role as Thomas Jane's brother in the romantic comedy movie, "The Sweetest Thing"

Cast in the family sitcom "Chicago Sons" (NBC)

Played Bob Newhart's son on the CBS sitcom "George & Leo"

Co-starred with Harland Williams in the short-lived The WB sitcom "Simon"

Co-starred with Tom Skerritt in the NBC TV-movie thriller, "Moving Target"; executive produced by father Kent

Feature debut, starred in the sequel "Teen Wolf Too"; produced by father Kent

Co-starred with sister Justine in "Can You Feel Me Dancing?" (NBC); their father Kent served as supervising producer

Portrayed eldest son David Hogan on "Valerie" (later renamed "The Hogan Family" after Valerie Harper's replacement); aired on NBC and CBS; made directing debut, helming two episodes of the series

Made TV miniseries debut as Joe Kennedy III in "Robert Kennedy and His Times" (CBS)

Cast in the short-lived NBC sitcom, "It's Your Move"

TV-movie debut, "Just a Little More Love"

Played Derek Taylor, the conniving friend of Ricky Schroder, on NBC's "Silver Spoons"

Cast as the orphaned James Cooper who is adopted by Michael Landon in NBC's "Little House on the Prairie"

Cast in first film at age 10, after accompanying a friend to an audition