Biography
A stage-trained performer who hailed from an acting family which included father James Daly and sister Tyne Daly, actor Tim Daly came into his own as one of the stars of the long-running sitcom "Wings" (NBC, 1990-97). Prior to his turn as the button-downed Joe Hackett, Daly had an auspicious beginning with a starring role in Barry Levinson's directorial debut, "Diner" (1982), only to find himself languishing in numerous made-for-televisions …
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Career Milestones
| Became member of the Trinity Square Repertory Company in Providence, RI; met future wife Amy Von Nostrand | ||
| Renovated lofts while playing in a rock band | ||
| Reprised voice role of Clark Kent/Superman on the animated series "The New Batman/Superman Adventures" (The WB) | ||
1982 | Made feature acting debut in Barry Levinson's "Diner" | |
1983 | TV series debut, ABC's "Ryan's Four" | |
1984 | TV-movie debut in "I Married a Centerfold" (NBC) | |
1986 | Co-starred in an adaptation of Peter Parnell's off-Broadway play "The Rise and Rise of Daniel Rocket"; aired on PBS as a presentation of "American Playhouse" | |
1986 | Starred in the original and Broadway productions of "Coastal Disturbances" with Annette Bening | |
1987 | Featured in the CBS miniseries "I'll Take Manhattan" | |
1988 | Cast as a regular on the CBS series "Almost Grown" | |
1989 | Featured in the CBS TV-movie "Red Earth, White Earth" | |
1990 | Played pilot Joe Hackett, who ran a commuter airline in Nantucket with his more laid-back brother Brian (Steven Weber) on the NBC sitcom "Wings" | |
1993 | Co-starred in the CBS miniseries "Queen," based on Alex Haley's novel | |
1993 | Played cult leader David Koresh in TV-movie "In the Line of Duty: Ambush in Waco" (NBC) | |
1994 | Cast as a condemned man in the controversial NBC TV-movie "Witness to the Execution" | |
1996 | Featured in the Whoopi Goldberg vehicle "The Associate" | |
1996 | Provided the voice of Clark Kent/Superman on the animated series "Superman" (The WB) | |
1997 | With J. Todd Harris, formed Daly-Harris Productions (date approximate) | |
1998 | Played real-life Apollo 13 astronaut Jim Lovell in the HBO miniseries "From the Earth to the Moon" | |
1998 | Played supporting role in the romantic comedy "The Object of My Affection" | |
1999 | Executive produced and starred in the Showtime movie "Execution of Justice" | |
1999 | Starred in the ABC miniseries "Stephen King's Storm of the Century" | |
2000 | Delivered pivotal role as the lawyer helping a biracial woman win her claim from the estate of her late plantation owner father in the Showtime movie "A House Divided" | |
2000 | Landed lead role in the independent comedy "Seven Girlfriends" | |
2000 | Played Dr. Richard Kimble in the CBS fall series remake of "The Fugitive" | |
2003 | Appeared with John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson in "Basic" | |
2003 | Guest starred on "Judging Amy," the CBS drama, which starred his sister Tyne Daly | |
2004 | Appeared in season four and five of the HBO mob drama "The Sopranos" as a TV writer friend of Christopher's (Michael Imperioli) from drug rehab; earned an Emmy nomination in 2007 for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series | |
2004 | Played a sports journalist in "Against the Ropes," a fictional story inspired by the famous female boxing promoter Jackie Kallen | |
2006 | Cast as officer Nick Cavanaugh on the ABC series "The Nine" | |
2007 | Cast as Dr. Pete Wilder, the alternative medicine specialist on the "Grey's Anatomy" spin-off "Private Practice" (ABC) | |
2007 | Guest starred on a special two-hour episode of ABC's "Grey's Anatomy" to set up spin-off series "Private Practice" | |
Awards
2001 | Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series in The Fugitive |
2007 | Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actor In a Drama Series in The Sopranos |