Raised in Westchester County, NY

At age five, moved with family to Los Angeles

Made feature acting debut in "Why Would I Lie?"

Had supporting role in the NBC TV-movie "Guilty Until Proven Innocent"

Performed in the play "What the Butler Saw" at the Arena Stage in Washington, DC

Appeared in the ABC TV-movie "Follow the River"

Acted Off-Broadway as "The Visitor" (aka Elvis) in Steve Martin's comedy "Picasso at the Lapin Agile"

Had supporting role in the film "The Object of My Affection"

Produced and acted in the film "Not for Nothin'"

Co-starred in "The Adventures of Sebastian Cole"

Produced and starred in the independent film "The Bookie's Lament"

Starred as an empathetic medical intern named Mark Gabriel in the NBC series "The Others"

Portrayed William Holden in the ABC biopic "The Audrey Hepburn Story" with Jennifer Love Hewitt as Hepburn

Played Frank James in the film "American Outlaws"

Had featured role in the war drama "Behind Enemy Lines"

Co-starred with Chris Rock and Anthony Hopkins in "Bad Company"

Co-starred with Al Pacino and Colin Farrell in "The Recruit"

Starred with Robert Forster and Johnny Knoxville in the low-budget comedy "Grand Theft Parsons"

Starred opposite John Travolta and Scarlett Johansson in "A Love Song for Bobby Long"

Cast as a fellow Skull & Bones member opposite Matt Damon in "The Good Shepard"

Played Mandy Moore's love interest in "Because I Said So"

Cast in the title role in Frank Miller's adaptation of Will Eisner's "The Spirit"