Don Johnson

Cast in the short-lived WB drama, "Just Legal" as a jaded lawyer

Made rare big screen appearance in "Goodbye Lover", portraying duplicitous, adulterous advertising executive

Co-hosted the 23rd annual telecast of the People's Choice Awards with Roma Downey

Co-starred with Kevin Costner in Ron Shelton's "Tin Cup"; first on-screen pairing with Cheech Marin, although they had known each other for nearly 20 years

Received star on Hollywood Walk of Fame

Returned to series TV as a San Francisco-based detective in "Nash Bridges," (CBS), which reteamed him with Cheech Marin; served as executive producer

Divorced from Griffith

Had very public relapse which led to a stay at the Betty Ford Clinic

Acted opposite Griffith and John Goodman in remake of "Born Yesterday"; fourth and last film (to date) with Griffith

Executive produced CBS movie "In the Company of Darkness"

Acted in "Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man", portraying the latter

Starred opposite Griffith in "Paradise"

Portrayed L.A. homicide detective in John Frankenheimer's disappointing "Dead Bang"

Remarried actress Melanie Griffith

Headlined engaging cast (including Susan Sarandon, Jeff Daniels and Elizabeth Perkins) in "Sweet Hearts Dance"

Directed once-and-future wife Melanie Griffith in an episode of "Miami Vice"

Released album, "Heartbeat"

Portrayed Vietnam veteran haunted by his experience 15 years later in "Cease Fire"

Restored luster to career as the pastel-wearing Florida detective Sonny Crockett in the NBC series "Miami Vice"; also directed several episodes

Checked himself into rehab and joined Alcoholics Anonymous

Starred as stock car racer Brewster Baker in NBC movie "Six Pack", directed by Rod Amateau

Portrayed Elvis Presley in NBC movie "Elvis and the Beauty Queen"

Played Jeff Pruitt in NBC drama series "From Here to Eternity", based on the World War II novel by James Jones; cast included Kim Basinger, Barbara Hershey and William Devane

TV-movie acting debut, "Law of the Land" (NBC)

Acted in the sci-fi cult classic "A Boy and His Dog"

Starred in Ted Post's "Harrad Experiment", working with Tippi Hedren, mother of future wife Melanie Griffith; began relationship with the then-14 Griffith (who was an extra on film)

First leading role in film, "The Magic Garden of Stanley Sweetheart"

First major stage role in Sal Mineo's Los Angeles production of "Fortune and Men's Eyes"; left to sign MGM contract

After about a year in the Lake Afton Home for Boys, went to live with his father, who had remarried and moved to East Wichita, Kansas

Arrested for hot-wiring cars and sent to reform school at age 12

Landed first professional stage role with ACT production of the musical "Your Own Thing" two weeks after arrival in San Francisco

Moved from Missouri to Wichita, Kansas when he was six years old

Performed in plays at the University of Kansas for two years

Was living with one of his female professors before the end of his sophomore year; went along for the ride when she moved to San Francisco's prestigious American Conservatory Theatre (ACT) and continued dramatic training there

Will make West End debut as Nathan Detroit in "Guys and Dolls" (January)