Michael Nouri Highlights

2004: Cast in Steven Spielberg's "The Terminal"
2001: Headlined a tour of "South Pacific"
1999: Portrayed international playbopy Porfirio Rubirosa in "Too Rich: The Secret Life of Doris Duke" (CBS)
1995: Returned to Broadway to star opposite Julie Andrews in "Victor/Victoria"
1988: Had title role in a TV-movie, "Quiet Victory: The Charlie Wedemeyer Story" (CBS)
1986: Starred in the NBC miniseries, "The Rage of Angels: The Story Continues"
1983: Feature film debut, "Flashdance"
1981: Regular on short-lived TV series, "The Gangster Chronicles" (NBC)
1979: First TV miniseries, NBC's "The Last Convertible"
1979: Star of short-lived gothic horror series, "The Curse of Dracula" (NBC)
1977: TV-movie debut, "Contract on Cherry Street" (NBC), starring Frank Sinatra
1976: TV debut on a variety special, "After Hours: From Janice, John, Mary and Michael, With Love" (CBS), featuring daytime TV actors performing
1975: TV series debut as a regular, the CBS daytime serial "Search For Tomorrow"; played role of Steve Kaslo
1969: Broadway debut, "Forty Carats"
Had regular role on the short-lived baseball-themed TV series "Bay City Blues" (NBC)
Starred in role of John Forney in the CBS detective series, "Downtown"
Played recurring role of Kip Zakaris on the CBS sitcom, "Love & War"

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