Biography
After a co-starring turn in an installment of PBS' "WonderWorks" entitled "Hiroshima Maiden", Masterson made his feature debut playing the younger incarnation of Campbell Scott's thoughtful character in Cameron Crowe's 1992 romantic comedy "Singles". In 1993 he returned to television with a guest role on "Murphy Brown" (CBS), portraying an older version of the title character's young son Avery in a fantasy sequence. He followed up with a …
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Career Milestones
| Had leading role in the direct-to-video sequel "Dragonheart: A New Beginning" (lensed 1998); broadcast rights purchased by USA Network | ||
1988 | Made TV acting debut in an installment of PBS' "WonderWorks" | |
1992 | Feature acting debut with a cameo in "Singles", playing the 10-year-old incarnation of Campbell Scott's character | |
1993 | Guested on a forward-looking episode of "Murphy Brown" (CBS) as the title character's young son at age 13 | |
1994 | Guest starred on an episode of "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman" | |
1994 | Was a regular on the short-lived family drama "The Road Home" (CBS) | |
1995 | Featured in the swashbuckling adventure "Cutthroat Island" | |
1996 | Acted in Matthew Modine's short film "Ecce Pirate"; screened at Sundance | |
1996 | Appeared in the road movie "Sunchaser" | |
1996 | Had a guest role on the CBS drama "John Grisham's The Client" | |
1996 | Played the TV son of Jane Kaczmarek in the failed Fox pilot "Youth in Revolt" | |
1997 | Featured in the Mark Taper Forum's Los Angeles staging of "Arcadia" | |
1997 | Guest starred as a troubled teen on the popular CBS drama "Touched By an Angel" | |
1997 | Played the best man in the romantic comedy "My Best Friend's Wedding" | |
1998 | Guest starred in episodes of thiller series "The Pretender" (NBC) and "Millennium" (Fox) | |
1998 | Had roles in the independent horror film "Campfire Tales" and the roundly acclaimed psychodrama "American History X" | |
1999 | Featured in the Seattle rock scene-set coming-of-age drama "Girl" | |
2000 | Reteamed with Kaczmarek, this time to great effect as co-star of the hit Fox sitcom "Malcolm in the Middle" | |
2001 | Acted in the comedy sequel "Scary Movie 2" | |