David Soul

Joined the cast of the BBC drama series "Holby City", playing a cardiologist

Toured Great Britain playing a series of musical concerts

Assumed role of the Narrator in the London production of "Blood Brothers"

Toured Great Britain in the stage play "The Aspern Papers"

Co-wrote screenplay for and starred in the feature "Tides of War"

Toured Australia and New Zealand as the Narrator in a stage production of the musical "Blood Brothers"

Acted in the Hercule Poirot mystery "Appointment With Death"

Appeared as a POW in "Hanoi Hilton"

Produced and narrated documentary "Fighting Ministers"

Played Rick in TV series version of "Casablanca" (NBC)

Starred as vampire hunter in CBS miniseries "Salem's Lot"

Acted on stage at Actor's Alley, appearing in such plays as "The Glass Menagerie" and "Waiting for Godot"

Appeared for one season on "Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law" (ABC); also made TV-movie debut in "The Disappearance of Flight 412" (NBC)

Made feature film debut in "Johnny Got His Gun"

Made TV acting debut in episode of "Star Trek"

After enticing Merv Griffin with a photo in which his face was covered by a hood, made his TV debut singing on Griffin's talk show

Acted on stage at the Firehouse Theater in Minneapolis

Moved to NYC (date approximate)

Offered a contract as a pro baseball player with Chicago Red Sox; declined because family was moving to Mexico where his father had accepted a teaching position

With family, divided time between Sioux Falls, South Dakota and Berlin, Germany

Acted on London stage in Alan Ayckbourn's "Comic Potential"

Appeared in stage productions with Cafe La Mama and in various Off-Off- and Off-Broadway theaters

Performed as a folksinger in Minneapolis, Minnesota; later toured as an opening act for bands like The Byrds, Jay and the Americans and The Lovin' Spoonful

Played Hutch on "Starsky & Hutch"; made TV directorial debut with episodes of series (ABC)

Played middle brother on "Here Come the Brides" (ABC)

Starred in the London stage production "The Dead Monkey"; also co-produced

Was member of ensemble cast of "The Yellow Rose" (NBC)