| Began performing with the Cleveland Playhouse |
1960 | Made NY stage debut in the off-Broadway production of "Little Mary Sunshine" |
1963 | First Broadway performance was in "The Student Gypsy" |
1964 | Film acting debut in Sidney Lumet's "Fail Safe" |
1964 | Made TV debut on "The Garry Moore Show" (CBS); created character Dominic the Great |
1964 | Was as a regular performer (with Carol Burnett and Bob Newhart) in the television show "The Entertainers" (CBS) |
1966 | Appeared as a regular on "The Dean Martin Summer Show" (NBC) |
1968 | Hosted own short-lived variety show, "The Dom DeLuise Show" on CBS |
1969 | First collaboration with Mel Brooks, "The Twelve Chairs" |
1971 | Assumed leading role of Barney Cashman in Neil Simon's "Last of the Red Hot Lovers" |
1971 | Was a recurring guest on "The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour" |
1972 | Appeared regularly on "The Dean Martin Show" (NBC) |
1973 | Starred in the NBC sitcom, "Lotsa Luck" |
1974 | Re-teamed with Mel Brooks for "Blazing Saddles" |
1975 | Co-starred in the comedy film "The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother" directed by and starring Gene Wilder |
1976 | Once again teamed with Brooks for "Silent Movie" |
1978 | Co-starred with and directed by Burt Reynolds in "The End" |
1979 | Feature film directing debut, "Hot Stuff"; also starred |
1980 | Began directing stage productions at the Burt Reynolds Theatre |
1980 | Joined Burt Reynolds for the comedy hit, "Smokey and the Bandit II" |
1980 | Played the lead role, opposite Anne Bancroft in "Fatso"; also written and directed by Bancroft |
1981 | Co-starred in Mel Brooks' "History of the World, Part I" |
1981 | Once again starred opposite Reynolds in the cult comedy hit "The Cannonball Run" |
1982 | Played a supporting role in "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" starring Dolly Parton and Burt Reynolds |
1984 | Reprised role for "Cannonball Run II" |
1986 | Co-starred with Gene Wilder and Gilda Radner in "Haunted Honeymoon"; Wilder also wrote and directed |
1987 | Starred in the syndicated sitcom, "The Dom DeLuise Show" |
1989 | Made opera debut in "Orpheus in the Underworld" with the Los Angeles Opera Company |
1991 | Hosted the syndicated show, "Candid Camera" |
1994 | Played the regular role of Vinnie on "Burke's Law" (CBS) |
1996 | Voiced Itchy Itchiford in the animated series, "All Dogs Go to Heaven: The Series" (ABC) |
1998 | Played Cookie the Cook on the PBS children's series "Charlie Horse Music Pizza" |
