| Raised in New Castle, Delaware |
1992 | Acting debut in ABC's daytime drama "One Life to Live" as a gay teenager |
1993 | Primetime debut, "The Secrets of Lake Success" (NBC) |
1995 | Feature film debut, "Crimson Tide" |
1996 | Featured in the ensemble drama, "White Squall" |
1997 | Appeared in the Gregg Araki ensemble, "Nowhere" |
1997 | First starring role in the thriller, "I Know What You Did Last Summer" |
1998 | Cast opposite Mike Myers in "54" playing a bartender at the legendary NYC disco |
1999 | Co-starred with Sarah Michelle Gellar and future wife, Reese Witherspoon in "Cruel Intentions" |
2000 | Acted in Christopher McQuarrie's feature directorial debut, "The Way of the Gun" |
2001 | Played the manservant of a visiting American movie producer in Robert Altman's critically-acclaimed "Gosford Park" |
2001 | Starred as a hot shot computer programmer in "Antitrust" |
2002 | Co-starred with Kieran Culkin and Susan Sarandon in the satirical black comedy "Igby Goes Down" |
2005 | Co-starred in Paul Haggis' directorial debut "Crash," a multicharacter study of L.A. race relations |
2006 | Portrayed one of the men who lifted the flag at the battle of Iwo Jima in Clint Eastwood's "Flags of Our Fathers" |
2007 | Portrayed FBI up-and-comer Eric O'Neill in "Breach" opposite Chris Cooper |
2008 | Played a war hero in "Stop-Loss" directed by Kimberly Peirce |
2010 | Co-starred with Will Forte in "MacGruber," based on the "SNL" sketch of the same name |
2011 | Co-starred as a Beverly Hills playboy accused of murder in "The Lincoln Lawyer" |
