Anthony Edwards - Milestones

• 2004: Starred in "Thunderbirds" which is based on the cult British television show from the 1960s; directed by Jonathan Frakes
• 2004: Played Julianne Moore's husband in the thriller "The Forgotten"
• 2001: Produced the Showtime original "My Louisiana Sky"
• 2001: In January, announced he would leave "ER" when his contract expired at the end of the 2001-2002 season
• 1998: Signed a reported $35 million dollar pact with Warner Bros. to remain on "ER" through the 2001-2002 season; salary made him the highest paid actor on TV
• 1998: Appeared in the ensemble of "Playing By Heart"
• 1997: Co-executive produced and starred in the romantic comedy "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" (released theatrically in 1999)
• 1997: Created production company, Aviator, headquartered at Warner Bros.; signed three-year first-look deal with the studio
• 1996: Became first member of the "ER" cast to direct an episode of the series
• 1995: Signed one-year development and production deal with Walt Disney Company
• From 1994 to Present: Played the regular starring role of Dr Mark Greene on the hit NBC drama series "ER"
• 1994: Feature directing debut, "Charlie's Ghost Story"
• 1986: Co-starred in the hit movie "Top Gun"
• 1985: First leading role in a feature, "Gotcha!"
• 1982: Feature acting debut, "Fast Times at Ridgemont High"
• From 1982 to 1983: TV series debut as regular, played the son of Patty Duke Astin and Richard Crenna in the ABC sitcom "It Takes Two"
• 1981: TV acting debut "The Killing of Randy Webster" (CBS)
• Toured California one summer as part of Santa Barbara Youth Theatre's production of "Peter Pan"
• Directed documentary about Acess Theatre, a repertory acting company comprised of disabled artists
• Had recurring role on the CBS series, "Northern Exposure"
• Went to school as teenager with Eric Stoltz; drama teacher Marjorie Luke was putting on three plays a year in a junior high school