Owen Wilson

Played a bodyguard for hire in the comedy, "Drillbit Taylor"

Co-starred with brother Luke in "The Wendell Baker Story," a film co-directed by brothers Luke and Andrew Wilson; also penned by Luke

Reunited with director Wes Anderson on "The Darjeeling Limited"

Cast as Matt Dillon's best man in the comedy "You, Me and Dupree"

Re-teamed with Ben Stiller in the action-adventure-comedy "Night at the Museum"

Voiced Lightning McQueen in the animated feature "Cars"

Set to star opposite Vince Vaughn in "Wedding Crashers" about two friends who crash weddings to pick up women

Cast alongside Ben Stiller as Ken 'Hutch' Hutchinson in the big screen version of the 1970s cop series "Starsky and Hutch"

Cast as Wilbur Wright in the Disney live action feature "Around the World in 80 Days"

Co-starred in Wes Anderson's "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou" with Bill Murray and Cate Blanchett

Starred as a con man in the comedy "The Big Bounce" with Morgan Freeman

Reteamed with Chan in the sequel "Shanghai Knights"

Paired with Eddie Murphy for the feature adaptation of the action comedy "I Spy"

Reteamed with Ben Stiller to play a vacuous male Model rival to Stiller's titular "Zoolander"

Starred opposite Gene Hackman in the war-themed drama "Behind Enemy Lines"

With Anderson, penned the screenplay for "The Royal Tenenbaums"; also co-starred with Luke Wilson and Ben Stiller

Featured in Jay Roach's black comedy "Meet the Parents," starring Stiller and Robert De Niro

Starred with Jackie Chan in the Old West-set buddy actioner "Shanghai Noon"

Co-starred with Catherine Zeta-Jones and Lili Taylor in the remake "The Haunting"

Featured in Alan Rudolph's poorly received "Breakfast of Champions"

Played a charming serial killer in "The Minus Man"

Appeared as one of the oil drillers sent to outer space to stop an oncoming asteroid in "Armageddon"

Played small supporting role in "Permanent Midnight," starring Ben Stiller

With Anderson, co-wrote and produced the comedy-drama "Rushmore," starring Bill Murray

Acted in the Amazonian action thriller "Anaconda"

Served as associate producer of Brooks' Oscar-nominated "As Good As It Gets"

Co-starred (with brother Luke) and co-scripted (with Anderson) the feature version of "Bottle Rocket"

Had small role in Ben Stiller's "The Cable Guy"

Co-wrote and co-starred with older brother Andrew and younger brother Luke in the short film "Bottle Rocket," directed by college pal Wes Anderson

Born and raised in Texas

Set to star opposite Jennifer Aniston in "Marley & Me" (lensed 2008)