Jeremy Piven - Milestones

• 2004: Played a secret service agent in the comedy "Chasing Liberty"
• From 2004 to present: Cast as Ari, the ruthless high power agent on the HBO series "Entourage," produced by Mark Wahlberg; received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actor in a Supporting Role (2004)
• 2003: Cast as Dean Gordon Pritchard in Todd Phillips' comedy "Old School" also starring Luke Wilson, Will Ferrell and Vince Vaughn
• 2003: Once again teamed on screen with longtime friend John Cusack in "Runaway Jury," based on a John Grisham novel
• 2001: Teamed on screen with John Cusack as best friends in "Serendipity"
• 2001: Hired to replace Frank Whaley in the FX black comedy series "Bad News, Mr. Swenson"; left project due to family issues
• 2000: Had supporting role in "Family Man"
• 1998: Cast in featured role of a man who accidentally kills a prostitute during a bachelor party in "Very Bad Things"
• 1998: Starred in own ABC series "Cupid", playing the title role
• 1997: Once again teamed with Cusack on "Grosse Point Blank"
• 1995: Joined cast of the sitcom "Ellen" (ABC), playing the title character's cousin
• 1994: Had starring role in the feature comedy "PCU"
• 1993: TV-movie debut, "12:01" (Fox)
• 1993: First substantial film role, "Judgment Night"
• 1992: Appeared as a regular on HBO sitcom, "The Larry Sanders Show"
• From 1989 to 1990: Appeared as a regular in the variety series, "Carol & Company" (NBC) starring Carol Burnett
• 1989: First film with Cusack, "Say Anything"
• 1987: TV acting debut in an episode of "Jack and Mike"
• 1986: Feature acting debut, "Lucas"
• Cast opposite Al Pacino and Rene Russo in the sports gambling drama "Two for the Money" (lensed 2004)
• Will star opposite Garry Marshall in the indie comedy "Lucky 13" (lensed 2004)
• Member of the Second City National Touring Company
• Co-founder (with childhood pal John Cusack) of New Criminals theater group
• Raised in Evanston, Illinois
• Acted as a child in his parents theater company, The Piven Theatre Workshop