2012 | Co-starred with Kevin Costner and Bill Paxton in The History Channel miniseries "Hatfields & McCoys" |
2010 | Played supporting role opposite Dwayne Johnson in the action drama "Faster" |
2010 | Co-starred with Leonardo DiCaprio in the Christopher Nolan-directed sci-fi thriller "Inception" |
2007 | Cast as The Commander on the ABC drama "October Road" |
2003 | Cast in a recurring role on USA Network's "Peacemakers" |
2001 | Acted opposite Denzel Washington in "Training Day" |
2001 | Landed lead role in drama thriller "Watchtower" |
1998 | Starred in "One Man's Hero" as Tom Riley, a member of the St Patrick Brigade, a group of Irish immigrants who fled to Mexico and fought for their adopted country in Mexican-American War |
1998 | Portrayed Pete Randle in Robert Altman's "The Gingerbread Man" |
1997 | Produced and starred as Teddy Roosevelt in TNT miniseries "Rough Riders" |
1996 | Played mercenary-turned-substitute teacher in "The Substitute" |
1995 | Co-produced and starred in TNT movie "The Avenging Angel" |
1994 | Reprised Jake Taylor role for "Major League II" |
1993 | Stole Kirstie Alley's heart on the final two episodes of long-running NBC sitcom "Cheers"; Alley had also acted with him in "Shoot to Kill" |
1993 | Turned in solid portrayal as Confederate General James Longstreet in Turner Pictures epic "Gettysburg" |
1989 | Reunited with Stone for small role in "Born on the Fourth of July" |
1989 | Portrayed veteran catcher Jake Taylor in baseball comedy "Major League" |
1988 | Appeared opposite Mary McDonnell in the Long Wharf production of "National Anthems" |
1988 | His stubborn mountain guide teamed up with Sidney Poitier's big-city cop in "Shoot to Kill" |
1988 | Played white supremacist Gary Simmons in Costa-Gavras' "Betrayed" |
1987 | Starred opposite Mimi Rogers in "Someone to Watch Over Me" |
1986 | Earned an Academy Award nomination as Best Supporting Actor for his role in Oliver Stone's "Platoon" |
1983 | Acted the part of Frank 'Word Man' Ridgeway in "Eddie and the Cruisers" |
1983 | Delivered breakthrough role as Sam, the handsome but insecure TV star in Lawrence Kasdan's "The Big Chill" |
1981 | Returned to the stage to play Stanley Kowalski in "A Streetcar Named Desire" at the Milwaukee Rep |
1977 | Portrayed a psychotic killer on the prowl in "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" |
1977 | Film acting debut, "The Sentinel" |
1977 | Made TV-movie debut in "Johnny, We Hardly Knew Ye" (NBC) |
1975 | Played Timmie Siegal on ABC daytime soap "One Life To Live" |
1975 | Acted in Circle Repertory's "End As a Man" (1975) and the Long Wharf's "The Rose Tattoo" (1977), among other stage productions |
1970 | Acting debut in a college production of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" |
| On a bet, tried out for a part in a college play |
