Johnny Knoxville

Produced (also starred in) "Jackass: Number Two"

Cast in Catherine Hardwicke's "Lords of Dogtown"; based on the story of "The Z-Boys" an influential group of skateboarders who revolutionized the sport in Venice, CA during the 1970's

Cast opposite Seann William Scott, as Luke and Bo Duke, in the big-screen adaptation of "The Dukes of Hazzard" TV series

Appeared in the Disney live action feature "Around the World in 80 Days"

Cast opposite The Rock, in "Walking Tall"

Starred in the low budget comedy "Grand Theft Parsons"

Starred with Tracey Ullman and Selma Blair in John Waters' comedy "A Dirty Shame"

Co-starred as an alien in the anticipated sci-fi comedy sequel "Men in Black 2"

First lead in films in "Big Trouble" (pushed back from original 2001 release date)

Starred with the original cast of the MTV series in the feature film, "Jackass"

Was featured in the period drama "Deuces Wild"

Appeared in "Life Without Dick"; aired on Encore in lieu of a theatrical release

Film acting debut in "Coyote Ugly"

Participated (also co-produced, hosted and created) in stunts on the MTV daredevil series "Jackass"

Relocated to Los Angeles

Became an underground cult hit for his videotaped stunts including getting hit by a car and shooting himself with pepper spray; released as part of the "Big Brother Video Trilogy" an offshoot of Big Brother magazine

Became the object of a bidding war between MTV and Comedy Central

Moved to Los Angeles briefly to attend the American Academy of Dramatic Arts

Raised in South Knoxville, TN

Reportedly offered a spot on "Saturday Night Live" which he turned down

Worked as a commercial actor, appearing in spots for Mountain Dew and Coors Light