Biography
A. Law" (NBC, 1993-94). New Jersey native Alan Rosenberg studied at the Yale School of Drama and got his first stage break in "A Prayer for My Daughter" (1978), which was workshopped at the Eugene O'Neill Playwright's Conference and then transferred to the New York Shakespeare Festival where he made his Off-Broadway debut. He subsequently went on to make his Broadway debut in Neil Simon's "Lost in Yonkers" in 1991. Rosenberg's first break in …
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Career Milestones
| Born and raised in the Passaic and Clifton areas of New Jersey | ||
1978 | Made Off-Broadway debut in "Prayer for My Daughter" at the New York Shakespeare Festival | |
1979 | Theatrical film debut in featured role, "The Wanderers" | |
1983 | Moved to Los Angeles | |
1985 | TV debut in a miniseries, "Robert Kennedy and His Times" (CBS) | |
1985 | TV-movie debut, "Kojak: The Belarus File" (CBS) | |
1987 | Made series TV debut as guest, "Days And Nights Of Molly Dodd" (NBC/Lifetime) | |
1991 | Co-starred with wife Marg Helgenberger in the PBS presentation "Peacemaker" | |
1991 | Debut as a regular in a TV drama series, "Civil Wars" (ABC) | |
1991 | Made Broadway acting debut in "Lost in Yonkers" | |
1993 | Joined the cast of the TV drama series, "L.A. Law" (NBC) as Eli Levinson | |
1994 | Offered memorable guest appearance in an episode of "ER" (NBC); received Emmy nomination | |
1995 | Cast as a regular in the sitcom, "Cybill" (CBS) as one of the title character's ex-husbands | |
1998 | Appeared opposite wife Marg Helgenberger in the Lifetime movie "Giving Up the Ghost" | |
1999 | Began recurring appearances as lawyer Stuart Brickman on the CBS drama "Chicago Hope"; promoted to regular in the final season | |
2001 | Cast as Alvin Masterson on the CBS drama series "The Guardian" | |
2005 | Elected the 24th president of Screen Actors Guild (SAG) | |
2005 | Voiced the Jack Hammer in the animated feature "Robots" | |
2007 | Began hosting a Public Television program, "Life: Part 2" in St. Paul, Minnesota | |
Awards
1995 | Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actor In a Drama Series in ER |
1996 | Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series in Cybill |