Giovanni Ribisi

Co-starred in Michael Mann's adaptation of Bryan Burrough's non-fiction book "Public Enemies"

Co-starred as an IT wiz and hacker in the thriller, "Perfect Stranger"

Received and Emmy nomination for Outstanding Guest Actor for his recurring role as Ralph Mariano, a lifelong friend of Earl's on the NBC comedy, "My Name is Earl"

Starred in "10th and Wolf," an indie film based on a story by Bobby Moresco and Chazz Palminteri

Played an ambitious insurance agent opposite Robin Williams and Holly Hunter in the dark comedy "The Big White"

Cast as Dex Dearborn opposite Jude Law and Gwyneth Paltrow in "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow"

Starred opposite Dennis Quaid in the remake of the 1965 film "The Flight of the Phoenix"

Had a small role in Sofia Coppola's "Lost In Translation"

Seen in Anthony Minghella's war epic "Cold Mountain"

Re-teamed with Cate Blanchett in "Heaven," the English-language directorial debut of Tom Tykwer

Portrayed journalist Mikal Gilmore, the brother of killer Gary Gilmore, in the HBO drama "Shot in the Heart"

Cast as a troubled young man who seeks guidance from a local psychic (Cate Blanchett) in "The Gift"

Had leading role in "Boiler Room"

Portrayed Nicolas Cage's brother in the remake of "Gone in 60 Seconds"

Co-starred with Omar Epps and Claire Danes in the screen version of the 1960s TV show "The Mod Squad"

Narrated Sofia Coppola's debut feature, "The Virgin Suicides"

Starred opposite Juliette Lewis as half of a mentally challenged couple fighting to get married in the drama "The Other Sister"

Appeared opposite Natasha Gregson Wagner as a young couple in the throes of a teen romance in "First Love, Last Rites"

Cast as in Steven Spielberg's "Saving Private Ryan"

Made cameo appearance in "Some Girls"; written by and co-starring his twin sister Marisa

Played a supporting role in Kevin Costner's "The Postman"

Starred as Jeff, one of the slackers who hang out in the parking lot of a mini-mart, in "subUrbia"

Played the band's drummer who is replaced after an accident in "That Thing You Do!"; directed by Tom Hanks

Had a memorable guest spot on "Chicago Hope" (CBS) as a skinhead in need of a heart transplant faced with an organ donation from another race

Played the recurring role of Frank Junior, the goofy half-brother of Lisa Kudrow's Phoebe, on the hit NBC sitcom "Friends"

Starred in the short-lived CBS sitcom, "Family Album"

Had recurring role on the "The Wonder Years" (ABC)

Was a regular on the series "Davis Rules" (ABC)

TV-movie debut, "Promised a Miracle" (CBS)

First recurring role on TV, "My Two Dads" (NBC)

Early TV credit was a two-part episode of "Highway to Heaven" (NBC)