Emmy Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or Special "Gotti" 1996 - 1997
2007 Co-starred in "Funny Money" a film adaptation of the 1994 play written by Ray Cooney
2005 Starred in "Citizen Verdict" with Jerry Springer and Roy Scheider
2002 Cast as Mr Smooth in the mystery television series "Push, Nevada"
2001 Co-starrred in the drama thriller "After The Storm"
1999 Starred in the drama feature "Looking for an Echo"
1997 Portrayed Odysseus in NBC's two-part adaptation of Homer's "The Odyssey"
1996 Delivered an Emmy-winning performance as reputed Gambino crime boss John Gotti in the HBO drama "Gotti"
1995 Replaced Christopher Reeve in role of imprisoned expatriate Alan Breck Stewart in the Family Channel miniseries "Kidnapped", based on the Robert Louis Stevenson novel
1995 Reteamed with Stallone (from "Lords of Flatbush" and "Paradise Alley" days) for sci-fi actioner "Judge Dredd"
1993 Showed unexpected flair for farce as cop-lawyer targeted for murder by his wife and her lover in film noir spoof "Fatal Instinct"
1992 Played Cuban skirt-chasing singer in "The Mambo Kings", adapted from the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Oscar Hijuelos, "Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love"
1992 Accompanied Columbus (Gerard Depardieu) on Ridley Scott's sinking ship "1492: Conquest of Paradise"
1991 Acted the part of Bugsy Siegel in "The Marrying Man"
1990 Offered a letter-perfect performance as Latin gangster Bobby Texador in Sidney Lumet's "Q & A"
1989 Received Emmy and Golden Globe nominations for his portrayal of Richard Mansfield in two-part CBS minseries "Jack the Ripper"
1987 Reprised Napoleon, this time in ABC miniseries "Napoleon and Josephine"
1986 Outfitted with long hair, beard and nifty period garb, played title role of "Belizaire the Cajun", independent film depicting persecution of Cajuns by Louisiana land owners of the 1850s
1985 Portrayed Lesley Ann Warren's contractor husband in opulent six-hour, three-part miniseries "Evergreen" (NBC), based on Belva Plain's romantic bestseller
1983 Played a dashing concert violinist in "Unfaithfully Yours"
1982 Starred as a plausibly macho and ruggedly sexy Mike Hammer in "I, the Jury"
1980 First real film success in "Private Benjamin", opposite Goldie Hawn
1978 First major film, "Paradise Alley"
1978 TV miniseries debut in "Harold Robbins' "The Pirate" (CBS)
1977 Portrayed Tybalt in Circle in the Square production of William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet"
1976 Appeared on Broadway in "The Comedians"
1974 Had bit part as wedding guest in "The Lords of Flatbush"
1974 - 1975 Played Johnny McGee in NBC's daytime soap "How to Survive a Marriage"
1971 Off-Broadway debut opposite Hal Holbrook in Steve Tesich's "Lake of the Woods"
1969 Stage debut at the Westport Playhouse
1957 Moved to Cornwall, NY
Grew up in Manhattan
Played Dr. Michael Powers on daytime soap opera "The Doctors"
Returned to Broadway as Emperor Napoleon I in Edward Sheehan's "Kingdoms"