Biography
From his wicked turn as a murderous film director in Wes Craven's "Scream 3" (2000) to his comedic stint as a neurotic and extremely handsome patient on the hit sitcom "Scrubs" (NBC, 2002- ), Foley proved to be one of the most versatile and promising graduates of the youth-dominated network. On a personal note, Foley drew just as much ink for ignominiously being Jennifer Garner's ex, as he had for any of his critically lauded on screen …
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Career Milestones
1992 | After graduating from high school, moved to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career |
1997 | Guest starred on the CBS comedy "Step by Step" |
1997 | Played small role in the ABC TV-movie "Crowned and Dangerous" |
1998 | Debut as TV series regular, playing Noel Crane on the WB college drama "Felicity" |
1998 | Had a recurring role in the popular WB drama "Dawson's Creek" as high school football hero Cliff |
2000 | Made feature film debut in "Scream 3" |
2002 | Appeared in the spooky submarine thriller "Below" |
2002 | Had a recurring role as Dr. Elliot Reid's (Sarah Chalke) love interest on "Scrubs" (NBC) |
2003 | Played a prosecutor in the Manhattan U.S. Attorneys Office on NBC's "A.U.S.A" |
2005 | Made Broadway debut in "The Violet Hour" |
2006 | Cast as rookie Bob Brown in CBS's special forces drama "The Unit," created by David Mamet |