Stephen Collins

Returned to Broadway in the role of Arthur for Monty Python's "Spamalot"

Co-starred with Diane Keaton and Mandy Moore in "Because I Said So"

Played an Ambassador in the Edward Zwick directed "Blood Diamond"

Had cameo in "Drive Me Crazy" as Melissa Joan Hart's father; real-life wife Faye Grant played his estranged on screen spouse

Portrayed Reverend Eric Camden on the WB drama series, "7th Heaven"; began directing episodes in 1998

Wrote first novel, Eye Contact

Played David Stuart on the NBC sitcom, "Working It Out"

Played Nick Tattinger on NBC's short-lived, hour-long series, "Tattingers"; briefly revived in 1989, as the half-hour situation comedy, "Nick & Hillary"

Returned to feature films in "Brewster's Millions"

Regular TV series debut, playing Jake Cutter on ABC's "Tales of the Gold Monkey"

Last film for five years, "Loving Couples"

First male lead in a feature, "The Promise"

First TV miniseries, Robert Ludlam's "The Rhinemann Exchange" (ABC)

First TV-movie, playing the lead role in "Brinks: The Great Robbery" (CBS)

Made feature film debut in "All the President's Men"

Performed on Broadway in "The Ritz"; led to his being cast in his first film

Acted the role of Dick on Broadway in the play, "Moonchildren"

Made TV debut in a guest spot on the ABC detective drama, "Dan August"

Traveled to NYC to play the small role of Valentine in a Joseph Papp production of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night"

Professional stage debut, playing the title role of "Baal" at the Island Repertory Theater in Edgartown, MA

Performed on tour with the First National Company in a production of "Forty Carats"

Raised in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York