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Milestones
- 2005: Appeared in the comedy "Beauty Shop" starring Queen Latifah
- 2004: Portrayed a pedophile, who returns to his hometown after 12 years in prison and attempts to start a new life in "The Woodsman"; premiered at sundance; received an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Male Lead
- 2004: Directed and co-starred in "Loverboy" about an unsound mother surrounds her only son with a magical world for two
- 2003: Co-starred, Along with Sean Penn, in the Clint Eastwood feature "Mystic River"
- 2002: Portrayed a kidnapper in the feature "Trapped"
- 2001: Had featured role in the thriller "Novocaine". starring Steve Martin and Helena Bonham Carter
- 2000: The Bacon Brothers played their first major NYC concert at the venerable Town Hall
- 2000: Played the father of Willie Morris (Frankie Muniz) in "My Dog Skip"
- 2000: Played title role of a megalomaniacal scientist determined to succeed at an experiment that turns humans invisible in "Hollow Man"
- 1999: Headlined the horror film "Stir of Echoes", written and directed by David Koepp
- 1999: Lifetime's "Weddings of a Lifetime" included a musical performance of the Bacon Brothers
- 1998: First credit as executive producer, "Wild Things"; also co-starred as a cop investigating a reported sex attack
- 1997: First song credit ("Medium Rare"), "Telling Lies in America"; also co-starred as a disc jockey
- 1997: Was a song performer for ABC special, "Happy Birthday Elizabeth--A Celebration of Life", honoring ELizabeth Taylor
- 1996: Directorial debut, "Losing Chase"; premiered on Showtime before receiving a theatrical release; Sedgwick executive produced as well as starred opposite Helen Mirren
- 1996: Reteamed with Levinson for "Sleepers", playing an abusive guard in a boys' reformatory
- 1995: Portrayed astronaut Jack Swigart in Ron Howard's "Apollo 13"
- 1995: Delivered a bravura performance as an Alcatraz prisoner who murdered a fellow inmate under extenuating circumstances in Marc Rocco's "Murder in the First"; third film with Oldman, who played his sadistic associate warden
- 1994: Menaced Meryl Streep and family in "The River Wild"
- 1992: Acted the part of a no-nonsense Marine attorney in Rob Reiner's "A Few Good Men", adapted by Aaron Sorkin from his play
- 1991: First feature with wife Kyra Sedgwick, "Pyrates"
- 1990: Played the voice of reason for fellow medical students taking part in a dangerous life-after-death experiment in "Flatliners"
- 1989: First of three films with Gary Oldman, "Criminal Law"
- 1989: Portrayed a student filmmaker swallowed into the System in "The Big Picture"
- 1988: Starred as overly expectant yuppie father in John Hughes' "She's Having a Baby"
- 1988: Appeared opposite future wife Kyra Sedwick in PBS production of "Lemon Sky"
- 1984: First leading role in features, "Footloose"
- 1983: Broadway debut opposite Sean Penn in "The Slab Boys"
- 1982: Gained attention as the confused rich kid with a drinking problem in Barry Levinson's feature directorial debut "Diner"
- 1982: Reprised Off-Broadway role of Ricky in film version of Alan Bowne's play "Forty Deuce", directed by Paul Morissey
- 1980: Appeared Off-Broadway in "Album", directed by Joan Micklin Silver
- 1979: TV-movie debut, "The Gift" (CBS)
- 1979: Had regular role of Todd Adamson on the CBS daytime soap "Search for Tomorrow" (CBS)
- 1978: Off-Broadway debut, "Getting Out" by Marsha Norman
- 1978: Film acting debut in "National Lampoon's Animal House"
- From 1976 to 1977: Served apprenticeship at Circle in the Square in NYC
- Raised in the Philadelphia area
- Appeared as cast regular Tim Werner on the daytime drama "The Guiding Light" (CBS)
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