Craig Ferguson

Launched his own production company titled Green Mountain West Inc., and entered a one-year deal with CBS Paramount Network TV

Replaced Craig Kilborn as host of CBS's "The Late Late Show"

Cast in "Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events" based on the childrens books by Daniel Handler

Starred in the romantic comedy "I'll Be There"

Appeared as one of a trio of hapless males seeking mates in "Born Romantic"

Co-wrote (with Sacha Gervasi), starred in and executive produced "The Big Tease"

Co-wrote and co-starred in the comedy-drama "Saving Grace"

Portrayed the title character's boss, Mr. Wick, on ABC's "The Drew Carey Show"

First role on US television was on the short-lived ABC comedy "Maybe This Time" with Betty White and Marie Osmond

Had recurring role on "Almost Perfect" (CBS)

Scored hit at the Edinburgh Festival playing Oscar in "The Odd Couple"

Starred in TV series "The Ferguson Theory" (BBC-2)

Starred in his own series on Scottish Television entitled "Dirt Detective"

Made first Hollywood project, the unsold pilot "High" (CBS)

Had early exposure in USA doing his 'Bing Hitler' character on "Just for Laughs II" (Showtime)

Performed regularly in Glasgow with the band The Bastards from Hell (later known as Dreamboys)

Began career as a drummer in the rock band Exposure in Great Britain

Formed Milky Bar Kid Productions with Kevin Allen and Sacha Gervasi