Michael Goorjian

1999 Starred as heroin-addicted rocker opposite Portia de Rossi's equally-addicted fashion model in "The Invisibles", a black-and-white indie premiering at the Sundance Film Festival

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2006 Wrote directed and co-starred with Kirk Douglas in "The Illusion" a film based on a french play

2005 Cast in Showtime's "Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical," the musical comedy adaptation of the classic 1936 anti-marijuana propaganda film

1999 Starred as heroin-addicted rocker opposite Portia de Rossi's equally-addicted fashion model in "The Invisibles", a black-and-white indie premiering at the Sundance Film Festival

1999 Played Heroin Bob, the mohawked best bud of blue-haired Stevo (Matthew Lillard) in "SLC Punk!", a look at the spike-haired rebelliousness of Salt Lake City's punk scene in the mid-1980s

1999 Starred as Dr. Peter Hamilton in UPN movie "Life in a Day"

1999 Choreographed the L.A. stage production "Reefer Madness"

1998 Delivered memorable death scene as Kenny in "Hard Rain"

1998 Directed first feature, the documentary "Oakland Underground" (still in post-production as of 1999)

1996 Sold first script "Waking the Magician"; attached to direct

1995 Cast against type as a bad guy who participates in the rape of Elisabeth Shue in "Leaving Las Vegas"

1994 Won an Emmy Award (over such exalted competition as Alan Alda, Richard Gere, Ian McKellen and Matthew Broderick) for his breakthrough role as an autistic youth in the CBS movie "David's Mother"

1994 Played Justin Thompson, boyfriend of Julia (Neve Campbell), on the Fox series "Party of Five"; role made regular for the 1995-1996 season only

1992 Feature film debut as Skittery in "Newsies"; also appeared in s "Chaplin" (as Charles Chaplin Jr) and "Forever Young"

1991 TV-movie debut, "Never Forget" (TNT)

1991 With fellow UCLA students formed the Buffalo Nights Theatre Company

1991 - 1992 Played recurring role as Ray Nelson in the ABC drama "Life Goes On"

1990 Made series debut as a regular on the short-lived "Hull High" (NBC)

Born and raised in Oakland, California