2010 | Voice the character of Calico in the animated feature, "Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore" |
2010 | Reprised the voice of Rex the Green Dinosaur in the animated feature "Toy Story 3" |
2008 | Had a recurring role on the CW's "Gossip Girl" |
2008 | Appeared with Abigail Breslin in the family film, "Kit Kittredge: An American Girl" |
2008 | Had a recurring role on Showtime's "The L Word" |
2007 | Portrayed a megalomaniacal industrialist in Richard Kelly's "Southland Tales" |
2005 | Again collaborated with writer/director Woody Allen for "Melinda and Melinda" |
2004 | Voiced Gilbert Huph, Bob Parr's boss in the animated feature, "The Incredibles" |
2001 | Had a recurring role as psychiatrist, Dr. Howard Stiles on NBC's "Crossing Jordan" |
2001 | Re-teamed with director Woody Allen for "The Curse of the Jade Scorpion" |
2000 | Starred with Deborah Eisenberg in NYC premiere of "The Designated Mourner" |
1999 | Again voiced Rex in the animated sequel, "Toy Story 2" |
1996 | Wrote the play, "The Designated Mourner"; the following year was adapted into a film directed by David Hare |
1996 | Recreated role of the debate teacher, Mr. Hall for the short-lived ABC sitcom, "Clueless" |
1995 | Voiced Rex, an inept, insecure tyrannosaurus figure in the Pixar animated film, "Toy Story" |
1995 | Played the debate teacher Mr. Hall in Amy Heckerling's "Clueless" |
1994 | Began playing recurring character of Stuart Best, a former news anchor on the CBS sitcom "Murphy Brown" |
1994 | Reunited with Andre Gregory for Louis Malle's film, "Vanya on 42nd Street" |
1993 | Had a recurring role as the Ferengi Grand Nagus Zek on "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" |
1987 | Appeared as the Huxtables' neighbor on NBC's "The Cosby Show" |
1987 | Played the memorable evil Vizzini in the fairy tale comedy film, "The Princess Bride" |
1985 | Wrote the play "Aunt Dan and Lemon" that opened at the Royal Court Theatre in London |
1982 | Played Marilu Henner's love interest on the ABC sitcom, "Taxi" |
1981 | Screenwriting debut (with Andre Gregory), "My Dinner With Andre"; directed by Louis Malle; also co-starred |
1979 | Made film debut playing Diane Keaton's ex-husband in "Manhattan"; first film with writer-director Woody Allen |
1977 | Was seen in "The Mandrake" by Woody Allen's casting director Juliet Taylor |
1977 | Stage acting debut, a small part in "The Mandrake" |
1977 | Commissioned by stage director Wilford Leach to do a translation of Machiavelli's "The Mandrake" |
1975 | First produced play, "Our Late Night" at NYC's Public Theater |
| Supported himself as teacher of English, Latin and drama in New York |
1967 | Wrote his first play, "Four Meals in May" for an Oxford drama contest |
1965 | Traveled to India as an English teacher, on a Fulbright program |
| Raised on New York's upper East Side |
