2001 | Co-starred as Ben Stone in the Broadway revival of the Stephen Sondheim-James Goldman musical "Follies" |
2001 | Reprised role in "Au Pair II" (Fox Family Channel) |
2000 | Played recurring role as a love interest to Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen) in the NBC comedy-drama "Ed" |
1999 | Cast as a high-powered businessman in the Fox Family Channel original movie "Au Pair" |
| Had recurring role in the CBS series "Judging Amy" |
| Returned to series TV as star of "Safe Harbor" (The WB), playing a widower raising four sons |
1997 | Made Broadway debut in the ensemble of the John Kander-Fred Ebb show "Steel Pier" |
1995 | Featured in the short-lived CBS drama series "New York News" |
| Acted in the series "The Family Man" (CBS) |
| Served as host for the series of specials "True Detective" (CBS) |
| Appeared for one season on the CBS primetime soap "Falcon Crest" |
1988 | Starred in and executive produced the CBS remake of "Red River" |
1986 | Cast as the shirtless stranger in the CBS spoof of soap operas, "Fresno" |
1986 | Appeared in the Los Angeles stage revival of "Picnic"; executive produced and reprised role in Showtime adaptation |
1985 | Executive produced and starred in the CBS movie "Seduced" |
1981 | Produced and starred in the NBC movie "For Ladies Only", playing a male stripper; also sang on screen |
| Played Dr. G. Alonzo 'Gonzo' Gates on the popular CBS drama series "Trapper John, MD"; during run of series began directing episodes of the show |
1978 | First TV miniseries "Centennial" (NBC) |
| Debut as a series regular on "Logan's Run" (CBS) |
1977 | Co-starred in the award-winning ABC movie "The Gathering" |
1975 | TV-movie debut "Trilogy of Terror" (ABC) |
1975 | Film acting debut "Jim, the World's Greatest" |
1969 | Served as a medic in the US Army; stationed in Germany |
| Raised in Southern California |