Joshua Jackson

Cast as Peter Bishop in the J.J. Abrams produced series “Fringe” (FOX)

Starred in the "Shutter" a horror remake directed by Masayuki Ochiai

Co-starred in Emilio Estevez's directorial debut, "Bobby"

Co-starred with Donald Sutherland in the family drama, "Aurora Borealis"

Starred in the Wes Craven thriller "Cursed"

Voiced Sir Trenton’s Pride in the animated feature "Racing Stripes"

Acted in "The Butterfly Effect" opposite Ashton Kutcher and Amy Smart

Cast as Glenn Close's son in "The Safety of Objects"; screened at Toronto Film Festival

With James King, played a couple trying to leave Texas for California in "Lone Star State of Mind"

Appeared in "The Laramie Project" for HBO

Starred in the college campus set thriller "Gossip"

Had a small featured role in "Cruel Intentions" a modern retelling of "Les Liaisons Dangereuses"

Appeared in "Apt Pupil" directed by Bryan Singer

Co-starred in the teen horror flick "Urban Legend"

TV series debut, "Dawson's Creek" (WB) as Pacey, the best friend of the titular character Dawson; series created by Kevin Williamson

Appeared in NBC movie "On the Edge of Innocence" opposite Kellie Martin

Made cameo appearance as a film student in "Scream 2"; scripted by Kevin Williamson

Played the title role in the Showtime movie, "Ronnie and Julie" loosely based on Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet"

Appeared in two episodes of the short lived comedy "Champs" as Ed Marinaro's art school bound son

Reprised role for a thrid time in "D3: The Mighty Ducks"

Played Mark Harmon's son in the Canadian family film "Magic in the Water"

Acted in George Miller's "Andre"

Reprised the role of Charlie Conroy for "D2: The Mighty Ducks"

Landed part of Charlie Conroy, the coach's prodigy in "The Mighty Ducks"

Feature debut in "Crooked Hearts" (cast by mother)

Sent out on auditions at age nine by his casting director mom; landed first commercial for British Columbia Tourism

Moved from Vancouver to Los Angeles following parents' divorce; returned to Vancouver before launching acting career

Starred as Charlie in a Seattle-based musical stage production of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"