Tuc Watkins

Joined the cast of ABC's "Desperate Housewives," as new resident, Bob Hunter, who moved in with his gay partner

Rejoined the cast of ABC's "One Life to Live"

Had a guest role on the popular ABC series "NYPD Blue"

Starred as God in the Disney Channel original TV-movie production "Miracle in Lane 2"

Appeared in the festival screened independent comedy "Can't Stop Dancing"

Had a supporting role as bespectacled Mr Burns in the feature adventure hit "The Mummy"

Starred on Showtime's "Beggars and Choosers" as Malcolm Laffley

Filmed a role in the independent comedy feature "The Thin Pink Line"

Hired to play recurring role of the verbally abusive spouse of a female FBI agent in the short-lived ABC action series "C-16"

Played the attractive but vacuous love interest of Alexis Arquette's Bob in the comedy "I Think I Do"

Guested on the syndicated detective drama "High Tide"

Had a featured recurring role as villainous Dr. Pierce Dorman on ABC's "General Hospital"

Starred in the Off-Broadway play "Fortune's Fools"

Played bumbling schemer David Vickers on the ABC daytime drama "One Life to Live"

Guested on two episodes of the Fox primetime soap "Melrose Place"

Debut as a daytime actor on NBC's "Santa Barbara"

Had a guest stint on "Growing Pains" as a trainer; three line scene was reportedly cut; also guested on the syndicated "Baywatch"

Had a recurring role on the NBC drama "Sisters"

Played male model Sapphire on an episode of the Fox sitcom "Get a Life!"

Moved to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career

Acted onstage in regional productions

Appeared in TV commercials for Miller Beer and the US Navy, among others

Co-founded the theater group The All-U-Can-Eat Players

Raised in Prairie Village and Mission, Kansas and St Louis, Missouri