Played juvenile roles in "Thunder Over the Plains" (1953) and "Crime Wave" (1954)

Starred in national tour of "Barefoot in the Park"

Directed first major stage production, "Barefoot in the Park" (London)

Broadway debut as star of Neil Simon's "Star-Spangled Girl"

First regular role in TV series, as Dick Hollister in "He and She" (CBS), with wife Paula Prentiss

Adult screen acting debut, "Goodbye, Columbus", adapted from the novel by Philip Roth; had starring role

First screen pairing with wife Paula Prentiss, "Catch-22"

Starred in "The Marriage of a a Young Stockbroker", opposite Prentiss

Played leading role in second Philip Roth film adaptation "Portnoy's Complaint"

Played the agent-nephew of a vaudevillian (Walter Matthau) in "The Sunshine Boys"

Co-starred in "House Calls"

Had last feature acting role for over 15 years in; the horror spoof "Saturday the 14th"; also featured Prentiss

Feature directing debut, "My Favorite Year"

Helmed the coming of age tale "Racing with the Moon"

Had a directorial misfire with "The Money Pit"

Directed the intriguing spy thriller "Little Nikita"

Helmed "Mermaids", starring Cher

Paired Whoppi Goldberg and Ted Danson in the mildly comedic "Made in America"

Returned to film acting in a small role in Woody Allen's "Deconstructing Harry"

With wife Paula Prentiss, returned to stage acting in the off-Broadway comedy "Power Plays"

Directed and starred in "Marci X" with Lisa Kudrow

Directed the TV remake of Neil Simon's "The Goodbye Girl" starring Jeff Daniels and Patricia Heaton

Cast a the Rabbi opposite Jeremy Piven and Garry Marshall in the indie comedy "Keeping Up with the Steins" directed by Marshall's son Scott