2007 | Co-starred with Russell Crowe and Christian Bale in James Mangold's western, "3:10 to Yuma" |
2003 | Received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame |
2000 | Portrayed Grandpa Burnett Stone in Britt Allcroft's live-action adaption, "Thomas and the Magic Railroad" |
1999 | Delivered a slick turn as a corrupt record executive in "The Limey" |
1999 | Portrayed the novelist's husband in the Showtime drama, "The Passion of Ayn Rand"; earned an Emmy nomination |
1998 | Played Gideon Prosper in NBC's Civil War era take on Shakespeare's "The Tempest" |
1997 | Played a beekeeper raising his grandchildren in "Ulee's Gold"; earned an Academy Award nomination |
1994 | Played duel roles of Van Helsing and Dracula in Michael Almereyda's "Nadja" |
1993 | Hosted "Harley Davidson - The American Motorcycle" (TBS) |
1993 | Had cameo role as a motorcycle rider in "Bodies, Rest and Motion"; starred daughter Bridget |
1990 | Contributed to screenplay and starred in "Fatal Mission" |
1985 | Played father to Rick Schroder in "A Reason to Live" (NBC) |
1980 | TV-movie debut, "The Hostage Tower" (CBS) |
1979 | Directed and co-starred with father in "Wanda Nevada"; last directing project to date and only film acted with his father |
1977 | Re-teamed with Heffron on "Outlaw Blues" |
1976 | Starred in Richard T. Heffron's "Futureworld" |
1976 | Directed by Jonathan Demme in "Fighting Mad"; produced by Corman |
1975 | Starred in two movies with Oates, "Race with the Devil" and "92 in the Shade" |
1974 | Played a race driver in "Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry" |
1973 | Directed second film, "Idaho Transfer"; produced by William Hayward |
1971 | Re-teamed with Hopper for "The Last Movie" |
1971 | Directorial debut, "The Hired Hand"; starred Warren Oates and produced by William Hayward (son of Henry Fonda's first wife Margaret Sullavan) |
1969 | First film as producer and co-screenwriter, "Easy Rider"; directed by and co-starring Hopper; shared an Academy Award nomination for Best Screenplay |
1968 | Only film with sister Jane, Roger Vadim's "Metzengerstein" segment of "Spirits of the Dead" |
1967 | Re-teamed with Corman for "The Trip"; written by Jack Nicholson and starred Dennis Hopper |
1966 | First film with Roger Corman, "The Wild Angels" |
1964 | Played a young man who commits suicide in Robert Rossen's "Lilith" |
1963 | Feature acting debut, "Tammy and the Doctor" |
1962 | Made TV debut in an episode of "Naked City" (ABC) |
1961 | Broadway acting debut, "Blood, Sweat and Stanley Poole" |
1960 | First stage lead in "The Golden Fleece" at the Omaha Community Playhouse; the same theater where his father first stated acting |
| At age 17, went to live with his Aunt Harriet (Henry Fonda's sister) in Omaha where he finished high school |
1951 | Survived a near-fatal gunshot wound while horsing around with an antique .22 pistol nine months after his mother's suicide |
| At age six, broke his neck at boarding school while attempting to swing on a rope from a barn |
