2010 | Produced the third film in the series, "Jackass 3D," which marks the 10th anniversary of the franchise |
2010 | Co-produced "The Dudesons in America" on MTV |
2010 | Hosted a 3-part online video for Palladium Boots titled "Detroit Lives" |
2009 | Once again produced "Nitro Circus" as a regular series for MTV |
2006 | Co-produced the miniseries "Nitro Circus" for Fuel TV |
2006 | Produced (also starred in) "Jackass: Number Two" |
2005 | Cast opposite Seann William Scott, as Luke and Bo Duke, in the big-screen adaptation of "The Dukes of Hazzard" TV series |
2005 | Cast in Catherine Hardwicke's "Lords of Dogtown"; based on the story of "The Z-Boys" an influential group of skateboarders who revolutionized the sport in Venice, CA during the 1970's |
2004 | Starred with Tracey Ullman and Selma Blair in John Waters' comedy "A Dirty Shame" |
2004 | Starred in the low budget comedy "Grand Theft Parsons" |
2004 | Appeared in the Disney live action feature "Around the World in 80 Days" |
2004 | Cast opposite The Rock, in "Walking Tall" |
2002 | Starred with the original cast of the MTV series in the feature film, "Jackass" |
2002 | Co-starred as an alien in the anticipated sci-fi comedy sequel "Men in Black 2" |
2002 | Was featured in the period drama "Deuces Wild" |
2002 | First lead in films in "Big Trouble" (pushed back from original 2001 release date) |
2001 | Appeared in "Life Without Dick"; aired on Encore in lieu of a theatrical release |
2000 | Participated (also co-produced, hosted and created) in stunts on the MTV daredevil series "Jackass" |
2000 | Film acting debut in "Coyote Ugly" |
| Became the object of a bidding war between MTV and Comedy Central |
| Reportedly offered a spot on "Saturday Night Live" which he turned down |
| Became an underground cult hit for his videotaped stunts including getting hit by a car and shooting himself with pepper spray; released as part of the "Big Brother Video Trilogy" an offshoot of Big Brother magazine |
| Worked as a commercial actor, appearing in spots for Mountain Dew and Coors Light |
1990 | Relocated to Los Angeles |
| Moved to Los Angeles briefly to attend the American Academy of Dramatic Arts |
| Raised in South Knoxville, TN |
