Biography
Acting in productions like Stephen Sondheim's musical "Assassins" and Neil Simon's "Biloxi Blues" led to parts in both film and TV, but it has been on the small screen where he has had his greatest success. His TV acting debut came in "High School Narc" (1995), an "ABC Afterschool Special", and after appearing in such films as "Miss Firecracker" (1989) and "Once Around" (1991), both with Holly Hunter, and "So I Married an Axe Murder (1993), …
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Career Milestones
| Became a member of Circle Repertory Company and Ensemble Studio Theatre | ||
| Moved to NYC after graduating from college | ||
| Raised in Colorado | ||
1985 | Made TV debut on "High School Narc," an "ABC Afterschool Special" | |
1985 | Made feature debut in "Streetwalkin'" | |
1989 | Acted in "Miss Firecracker"; first screen collaboration with Holly Hunter | |
1990 | Cast in off-Broadway musical "Assassins" | |
1991 | Second appearance with Hunter, Lasse Hallström's "Once Around" | |
1993 | Appeared in the comedy "So I Married an Axe Murderer" | |
1994 | Played upstart attorney Andy Del Sarto on NBC series "Sweet Justice" | |
1995 | Portrayed Ned's (Thomas Haden Church) best friend Eric Moyer on Fox sitcom "Ned and Stacey" | |
1997 | Co-starred as Richard Fish on Fox series "Ally McBeal" | |
1998 | Directed short film "Pete's Garden"; premiered at the Sundance Film Festival | |
1998 | Wrote off-Broadway play "The Observatory" | |
2001 | Played Chris Rock's personal secretary in "Down to Earth," a remake of 1978's "Heaven Can Wait" | |
2001 | Played an advertising executive in the remake of "Sweet November" | |
2005 | Played a drug counselor in indie biopic "Self Medicated" | |
2006 | Cast as Joan Cusack's husband in Nicole Holofcener's "Friends with Money" | |
2007 | Cast on ABC's "In Case of Emergency" as Sherman Yablonsky | |
2008 | Appeared in sci-fi thriller "Quarantine" | |
2008 | Joined the cast of "Boeing-Boeing" at the Longacre Theatre | |
2012 | Cast in supporting role in action comedy "Here Comes the Boom," starring Kevin James | |
2012 | Made recurring appearance on Showtime series "House of Lies" | |
Awards
1998 | Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series in Ally McBeal |
1999 | Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series in Ally McBeal |
2000 | Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series in Ally McBeal |
2001 | Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series in Ally McBeal |