David Arquette

Joined the cast of the ABC series "Pushing Daisies"

Cast in the short-lived ABC comedy "In Case of Emergency"

Co-executive produced (with Courteney Cox) the FX series, "Dirt"; also starred Cox as the editor-in-chief of the tabloid magazine

Made feature directorial debut with the satirical horror film, "The Tripper,"; co-produced with wife through their Coquette Production company

Co-executive produced (with Courteney Cox) the short-lived TBS series "Daisy Does America"

Featured in "The Adventures of Shark Boy & Lava Girl in 3-D"; directed by Robert Rodriguez and written by his son Racer Rodriguez

Co-executive produced (Tim Blake Nelson) "A Foreign Affair"; also co-starred

Formed the production company Coquette with wife Courteney Cox Arquette

Starred in "Riding the Bullet" based on the novel by Stephen King

Co-produced (with Courteney Cox) "Mix It Up," a decorating show on cable network WE

Played a leading role in the feature comedy "Eight-Legged Freaks"

Portrayed one of the kidnappers of Frank Sinatra Jr. in the Showtime movie, "Stealing Sinatra"

Featured as a concentration camp inmate in "The Grey Zone"; directed by Tim Blake Nelson

Starred as an offbeat mailman in the family comedy "See Spot Run"

Again reprised role of Deputy Dewey in "Scream 3"

Cast as the transvestite Dr. Frank N Furter in a LA stage revival of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show"

Played Drew Barrymore's younger brother in the comedy "Never Been Kissed"

Played a young salesman under the tutelage of Stanley Tucci in "The Alarmist"

Producing debut, "Dream with the Fishes"; also starred

Reprised role of Dewey in the hit sequel "Scream 2"

Breakthrough role as Deputy Dwight 'Dewey' Riley in the horror film "Scream"

Played Willie's (Timothy Hutton) brother in Ted Demme's "Beautiful Girls"

Appeared in the comedy film, "Airheads"

Film debut, "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"

Played the recurring role of Diesel on the FOX series, "Beverly Hills, 90210"

TV miniseries debut, "Cruel Doubt" (NBC)

Cast as Tod on short-lived NBC sitcom, "Parenthood"

TV debut as series regular on the FOX series, "The Outsiders"

Born in a Subud commune in Bentonville, Virginia

Raised in Los Angeles