Tony Danza

Hosted a day time talk show called The Tony Danza Show

Hosted the annual telecast of the Miss America pageant

In fall, joined cast of the CBS drama Family Law

Had title role in L.A. Reprise! staging of Fiorello!

Returned to Broadway as the bartender in acclaimed revival of Eugene O Neill s The Iceman Cometh

Appeared in a recurring role on the ABC drama series The Practice

Broadway acting debut succeeding Anthony LaPaglia in an acclaimed revival of A View From the Bridge

Made NYC nightclub debt at Rainbow & Stars

Returned to series TV as star of the The Tony Danza Show (NBC)

Signed deal with NBC to star in sitcom during the 1997-98 season

Returned to series TV as executive producer and star of ABC sitcom, Hudson Street

Directed first film, Mamma Mia , a 20 minute short about his mother

Returned to features again to play a prominent supporting role in the remake, Angels in the Outfield

Supplied the voice of Vinnie the Alligator for the Family Channel s comedy fantasy series, The Mighty Jungle

While recuperating, lost his home in the Northridge earthquake

Made New York stage debut in Garry Marshall and Lowell Ganz s Off-Broadway play, Wrong Turn at Lungfish ; received an Outer Critics Circle Award nomination

Survived a serious skiing accident in which he incurred massive injuries during the Christmas holiday season (December 28) in Deer Valley, Utah

Acted in the comic short film, The Joke

Founded Katie Face Productions; first production was an ABC TV-movie, The Whereabouts of Jenny , in which Danza also played a small role as a rowdy bar patron

Guest hosted (for a week) the short-lived ABC latenight talk show, Studio 59

Performed song Candy Man for TV special, Sammy Davis, Jr. s 60th Anniversary Celebration

Returned to feature films to play a leading role in She s Out of Control

Served as an executive script consultant for the short-lived ABC sitcom, Living Dolls

Was Grand Marshall of the 57th Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade

Co-executive produced first TV-movie, Doing Life , in which he also starred

TV directorial debut, co-directed (with Gail L. Bergmann) an episode of Who s the Boss? entitled Jr. Executive

Hosted the American Video Awards on ABC-TV

First lead in a feature film, Going Ape!

Acted in first TV-movie, Murder Can Hurt You!

Feature acting debut, The Hollywood Knights

Played Tony Banta on the popular ABC sitcom, Taxi ; series aired on NBC for its last season

Settled in Los Angeles; was signed for a film role in The Warriors but chosen by James Brooks to play Tony Banta on the TV series Taxi instead

Executive produced and hosted a series of reality-based TV specials, Gettin Over , about the struggles and challenges faced by urban youth

Executive produced first regularly scheduled TV series, the short-lived ABC sitcom, George , starring George Foreman

Made semi-finals and finals in New York Golden Gloves

Moved to Los Angeles; won role in TV pilot Fast Lane Blues (never aired)

Played the leading role of Tony Micelli on the hit ABC sitcom, Who s the Boss?

Raised in Brooklyn and on Long Island

Returned to NYC and boxed

Supplied the voice of the baby Mickey Campbell on the ABC sitcom, Baby Talk

Turned professional boxer; compiled 12-3 record in the ring