2008 | Starred in the original movie miniseries, "Kung Fu Killer" (Spike) |
2007 | Co-starred with James Franco and Sienna Miller in "Camille" |
2007 | Had a small role in the comedy spoof, "Epic Movie" |
2004 | Hosted "Wild West Tech" on the History Channel |
2004 | Reprised role of Bill for Tarantino's "Kill Bill Vol.2" |
2003 | Had a recurring role as Conrad on the ABC series, "Alias" |
2003 | Cast as the assassin leader Bill in writer-director Quentin Tarantino's "Kill Bill, Vol. 1"; earned a Golden Globe nomination for Best Supporting Actor |
2000 | Guested as Andrew Weller on the second season of the legal drama "Family Law" (CBS) |
1997 | Received star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame (April) |
1997 | Co-starred with Ally Sheedy in "Macon County Jail" |
1993 | Reprised role of Caine in syndicated series, "Kung Fu: The Legend Continues" |
1990 | Appeared in "Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat" |
1987 | Portrayed an evil German soldier in "The Misfit Brigade/Wheels of Terror" |
1985 | Miniseries debut, "North and South" (ABC) |
1983 | Second directing effort, "Americana" |
1982 | Played the villain tracked by Chuck Norris in "Lone Wolf McQuade" |
1979 | Starred in the TV-movie "Mr. Horn" (CBS) |
1977 | Began directing the unfinished film, "Mata Hari" |
1976 | Played Woody Guthrie in "Bound for Glory" |
1975 | Film directing debut "You and Me" (also scripted and co-starred) |
1973 | Had memorable bit part in "Mean Streets" |
1972 | Starred as Caine in the ABC drama series, "Kung Fu"; also directed several episodes |
1972 | First worked with Martin Scorsese on "Boxcar Bertha" |
1971 | TV-movie debut, "Maybe I'll Come Home in the Spring" (ABC) |
1966 | Made series debut in the ABC Western, "Shane" |
1965 | Appeared on Broadway in "The Royal Hunt of the Sun" |
1964 | First episodic work, "Arrest and Trial" (ABC) |
1964 | First film appearance (in bit part) "Taggart" |
1963 | Broadway debut, "The Deputy" |
| Put under contract by Universal |
| Served in the US Army |
| Raised in New York City |
