A dark-haired, well-built and handsome performer with a charming comedic flair that marked him as a uniquely appealing actor with certain leading man potential, British actor Dominic West spent the 1990s honing his trade with London stage work, starring turns in small British features and supporting parts in larger-scale productions. He made his big screen debut in 1995's "Wavelength,” a drama set at prestigious Oxford University, a setting revisited by the actor in the following year's "True Blue,” based on the school's famed 1987 boat race. West starred as rowing club captain Donald
