David Pierce

Played a Boston detective in the Kander and Ebb musical, "Curtains" at the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles; show moved to Broadway in 2007

Co-starred in "Spamalot," Eric Idle's Broadway musical version of 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail'

Voice of Abe Sapien in the horror film "Hellboy"

Cast in the feature "Down With Love"

Received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series for his role in "Frasier"

Cast in Soderbergh's "Full Frontal"

Voiced the character Dr. Doppler in the Disney animated feature "Treasure Planet"

Played an astrophysicist in "Wet Hot American Summer"

Starred opposite Uta Hagen in the L.A. stage production "Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks"

Voiced a rookie cold tablet in "Osmosis Jones"

Cast as fictionalized version of book editor Michael Korda, called Michael Hastings in "Isn't She Great", the biopic of Jacqueline Susann

Portrayed John Dean in Oliver Stone's biopic "Nixon"

Cast as Dr Niles Crane, brother of the title character, on the NBC sitcom "Frasier"; role created especially for him due to his physical resemblance to actor Kelsey Grammer

Had featured role in "Sleepless in Seattle"

First film appearance, bit role in "Bright Lights, Big City"

Played Laertes in a New York Shakespeare Festival production of "Hamlet", starring Kevin Kline

Moved to Minneapolis, MN; appeared in various productions at the Guthrie Theater

Broadway acting debut, "Beyond Therapy"

Began selling ties at Bloomingdale's while studying acting

Moved to NYC after graduating from Yale

Appeared on Broadway in "The Heidi Chronicles" for six months opposite Christine Lahti

Became a regular on "The Powers That Be", an NBC political sitcom from Norman Lear

Toured the Soviet Union and Japan with "The Cherry Orchard"

Worked in off-Broadway and regional theater