Donald Faison

Cast in the romantic comedy, "Something New"

Starred with Anthony Anderson in the comedy "King's Ransom"

Had pivotal role in the comedy feature "Uptown Girls"

Acted alongside Steve Buscemi and Denis Leary in the independent action comedy "Double Whammy", premiered at the Sundance Film Festival

Had co-starring role in the NBC sitcom "Scrubs"

Cast as a fun-loving high school football star in the 1970s-set, segregation-themed "Remember the Titans"

Played recurring character Tracy, a college student of exceptional moral fiber, on "Felicity" (The WB)

Acted in the action feature "Supreme Sanction", debuted on HBO

Co-starred as popular high school ladies' man June in the comedy "Trippin'"

Featured in the music-industry set mystery thriller "Butter" (premiered on HBO in lieu of theatrical release)

Had a cameo in the high school graduation party-set comedy "Can't Hardly Wait"

Had a recurring role as the potential love interest of "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" in the ABC sitcom

Reprised role of Murray on the TV sitcom "Clueless" (ABC, 1996-1997; UPN, 1997-1999)

Acted in an episode of "New York Undercover"(Fox)

Appeared in the features "Waiting to Exhale" and "New Jersey Drive"

Co-starred as affable Beverly Hills high school student Murray in the hit teen romantic comedy "Clueless"

Played supporting role in "Sugar Hill"

Made feature debut in the hard-hitting gang drama "Juice"

Acted in an episode of the short-lived ABC action series "H.E.L.P."

Appeared in the Marlo Thomas TV special "Free to Be a Family" (ABC)

At age six, wrote and acted in the play "When the Lion Roars"

Began appearing in TV commercials; debuted in a spot for Oatmeal Raisin Crisp cereal

Had recurring role as Duane on "Sesame Street" (PBS)

Will join Leelee Sobieski and Shane West for the indie feature "The Optimist" (lensed 2005)

Will star in the indie comedy "Homie Spumoni," as an African-American, who's been raised as an Italian-American (lensed 2005)

Will team up with Eddie Kaye Thomas and Eddie Guerra to star in the indie comedy "Venus and Vegas" (lensed 2004)