Scott Stewart Bakula is an actor born in St. Louis, Missouri, USA on 9th October 1954, perhaps most famous for his roles on TV series’ “Quantum Leap” (1989-93), “Star Trek: Enterprise” (2001-2005) and “NCIS: New Orleans” (2014). He further starred in “Men of a Certain Age”, a comedy-drama series (2009-2011) and guest-starred in the TV series’ “Chuck” (2007-2012) and “Looking” (2014). Bakula is also a noted Broadway actor and a movie star.
Have you ever wondered how rich Scott Bakula is? According to sources, it has been estimated that Scott Bakula’s overall net worth is $10 million, mostly accumulated from his roles in TV series for which he has been rewarded several times, thus increasing his real worth. Although occasional, Scott’s appearances in movies and theatre plays have also added to his wealth.
Scott Bakula Net Worth $10 Million
Raised in St. Louis, Missouri, Scott showed an early interest in performing, and started by appearing in local church productions and by creating his own musical groups. Apart from his talent in acting, Bakula proved to be an excellent athlete. He played tennis, baseball and soccer, and was a member of the high school swim team. As the son of a lawyer, Scott first studied law and business in college before trying for his acting career.
Scott found his first work as an actor in 1976, after settling in New York City. After a few performances in off-Broadway shows and regional productions for a few years, Bakula debuted on Broadway in the musical “Marilyn: An American Fable” in 1983, by playing baseball legend Joe DiMaggio. His role in the successful off-Broadway production “Three Guys Naked from the Waist Down”, brought him attention, before Bakula transferred to Los Angeles soon after, and engaged in the TV sitcom “Designing Women” (1986).
Scott returned to New York during a Hollywood writers’ strike, to play in “Romance/Romance” (1987) and afterwards secured the lead role in “Quantum Leap”, a 1989 science fiction TV series. This performance earned him a Golden Globe Award and four Emmy Award nominations for Best Actor, along with five Viewers for Quality Television Awards for Best Actor in a Quality Drama Series. Other notable roles included those in “Major League: Back to the Minors” (1998) and “American Beauty” (1999).
Scott was next seen in the TV series “Star Trek: Enterprise” as Jonathan Archer, playing the captain of Earth’s interstellar ship, a role that brought him a Saturn Award for the Best Actor on Television. Later, in 2006, he reprised his role by doing a voice over for his character in “Star Trek: Legacy PC” and Xbox 360 video games. During 2008 he appeared in one episode of “Boston Legal : Glow in the Dark” and in a few episodes of “State of the Union” series. As for his movie career, Scott appeared in “The Informant” (2009), a dark comedy film as an FBI agent Brian Shepard, alongside Matt Damon. It was the same year that he acquired a role in the TV series “Chuck”, and became on of the lead characters in drama/comedy “Men of a Certain Age”. Scott’s net worth was rising steadily
In 2013 it was announced that he would appear in the HBO’s series “Looking”, and a year later he engaged in the “NCIS: New Orleans” series earning a People’s Choice Awards for Favourite Actor in a New TV Series.
Scott was married to Krista Neumann from 1981 to 1995 and from this marriage he has two children. He later married actress Chelsea Field in 1996 and became the father of two boys.
Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series – Drama
Nominations
Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series, Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or a Movie, People's Choice Award for Favorite Actor in a New TV Series, Tony Award for Best Lead Actor in a Musical, Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Ensemble...
Movies
Lord of Illusions, Necessary Roughness, The Informant!, Behind the Candelabra, American Beauty, Major League: Back to the Minors, Cats Don't Dance, Life as a House, Color of Night, Sibling Rivalry, The Trial of Old Drum, Enter the Dangerous Mind, NetForce, Elsa & Fred, I-Man, Source Code, A Girl Thi...
TV Shows
Looking, Men of a Certain Age, Star Trek: Enterprise, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Quantum Leap, Eisenhower and Lutz, Gung Ho, NCIS: New Orleans
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Quote
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[2014, on Designing Women (1986)] It was right around when I did that show that I got my first indication of what life was in Hollywood. I was doing a play out here, a musical called Nite Club Confidential, and it was this great show. So I'd go on auditions, and they'd say, "Oh, Scott, it's so nice to meet you!" and I'd say, "Oh, thanks!" And they'd go, "So, Nite Club Confidential!" And I'd be, like, "Oh, did you see it?" "Oh, no, no, we didn't see it. But we heard it was great!" And I realized, "Okay, I'm not in New York anymore, and this is a different world." Either they'd heard that it was great or they'd read that it was great, and that's why they were seeing me. Sylvie Drake wrote a great review, and all of a sudden I'm in all of these meetings, and I got the job on Designing Women. I just remember thinking, "Okay, so your work doesn't actually have to be seen." In New York, everybody goes to the theater, they see you, and they say, "Oh, I saw you, and you were unbelievable." Here, they just have to have heard you were good.
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[2014, on Lord of Illusions (1995)] By the end of that movie, I was in about three hours of makeup, by the time they did the tattoo and the burn and the cut and the blood and the dirt and the contact lenses. You know, it just went on and on. And I had to get there that much earlier as it went on to get ready for that day's work... Clive Barker is just genius, and he's incredibly gifted in so many different ways. He can write and direct and paint and do all these different things, and he can do them all extremely well. I was in awe just being around him. He was and is a sweetheart of a guy. But it was a very difficult shoot. Very, very difficult, and very challenging. But great performances from a bunch of people, and... that was another one that we kind of thought was going to become a series of movies, but it never happened. There was a second film script that came out, and we were talking about it, they were trying to decide who was going to direct it, and there were all kinds of things that were close to going, but then there were other things that happened with the studio, et cetera, and it never came to fruition. But it was a great experience, and I just love Clive Barker.
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I like fantasy. I've always been the kind of kid who likes to dream about other things I could be and exotic situations I could be in. I don't know what makes you that kind of person. Some people probably don't have time for fantasy. I probably have too much time for it.
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On the best thing about playing a Star Trek captain: I was very excited. I was a huge fan of the original Star Trek, and I'd never even dreamed that I would someday be captain of a starship... I'm a big fan of the future of space programs on this planet, especially if it's a space program that can proceed in a peaceful fashion, keeping weapons out of space. (September/October 2006, Star Trek Magazine issue #1)
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On how he got the role of Captain Jonathan Archer: Kerry McCluggage and Garry Hart were both at Universal when I did Quantum Leap (1989). We had a long and very good relationship. My production company was already at Paramount when they approached me. I was excited, but wanted to meet Rick Berman and Brannon Braga and read the pilot script. Once I read that and met with the guys it was kind of a no-brainer in terms of a role to play, a place to work, with great collaborators, and it would keep me at home for the next few years. (September/October 2006, Star Trek Magazine issue #1)
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When I used to do tours, I'd be anxious and nervous on the plane returning to New York. I now realize the reaction was because I was coming back unemployed. Actors are constantly being put to the test.
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Fact
1
Appears as Captain Jonathan Archer on a silver dollar coin issued by Tuvalu on 3 November 2015, one of a 2-coin set celebrating the series Star Trek: Enterprise (2001) .
2
Parents are J. Stewart and Sally Bakula.
3
Currently lives in Los Angeles, California and has a farm in upstate New York.
4
He was awarded a Star on the St. Louis Walk of Fame for Acting/Entertainment.
5
Is a staunch Democrat.
6
Has approximately half German ancestry, with his other ancestry including Bohemian/Czech (from his great-grandfather), Austrian, English and Scottish. His paternal great-great-grandparents, Wenceslaus Bakula and Josephine Metick, were Czech immigrants.
7
Attended and graduated from Kirkwood High School in Kirkwood, Missouri in 1973. During high school, he was active in soccer, tennis and theatre. Attended the University of Kansas until his sophomore year when he left to pursue acting.
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Best remembered by the public for his starring role as Doctor Sam Beckett on Quantum Leap (1989) and as Captain Jonathan Archer on Star Trek: Enterprise (2001).
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The surname Bakula is very common in Croatia and very rare in the Czech Republic. During the premiere of the first season of Star Trek: Enterprise (2001) in Croatia, some Croatian newspapers, like Slobodna Dalmacija, conducted a few interviews with Croatians named Bakula, especially with people from Dalmatia and Herzegovina, in an effort to determine Scott Bakula's origin. It is also possible, as a lot of Croats have lived in the Czech Republic for centuries, that Scott's ancestors are among them.
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Coincidentally, his fictional character name, Captain Jonathan Archer, is similar to real-life Star Trek: Voyager (1995) novelist Nathan Archer.
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His father-in-law (Chelsea Field's father) Will Botfield, once bought a horse named 'Lady In Red' from William Shatner.
Ran the Los Angeles Marathon on March 6, 2005 in 4 hours, 10 minutes and 41 seconds.
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His 1988 Tony Award nomination was as Best Actor (Musical) for "Romance/Romance", written by Barry Harman. The winner in that category that year was Michael Crawford for "Phantom of the Opera", Scott was not the producers' first choice for the role but was chosen after Armand Assante turned it down. When Scott left "Romance/Romance" to do Quantum Leap (1989), he was replaced by Barry Williams for the remainder of the show's Broadway run.
The only actor to have two roles included in TV Guide's "25 Legends of Sci-Fi". One entry noted the character of Sam Beckett from Quantum Leap (1989), while the other entry noted all of the Captains from the various Star Trek series, which would of course include his role of Jonathan Archer from Star Trek: Enterprise (2001).
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Has speculated (half jokingly) that Jonathan Archer's middle name is Beckett. This is in reference to Dr. Sam Beckett, the character Bakula portrayed on Quantum Leap (1989).
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Is a member of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity while attending the University of Kansas.
The white streak in his hair appeared when he was four years old. He had been helping a neighbor paint, and his mother thought he had gotten paint in his hair.
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Has appeared on the cover of the March 1995 issue of Playgirl Magazine. In the interview inside, illustrated with several photos of Scott baring his hairy chest, he stated that he wouldn't have a problem doing a nude scene in a movie.
Captain Jonathan Archer
Commander
Commander Jonathan Archer
The Ticket
2003
Short
Dunniger
Role of a Lifetime
2002
Bobby Cellini
Buck Steele
Late Boomers
2001
TV Movie
Teddy Barnett
What Girls Learn
2001
TV Movie
Nick
Life as a House
2001
Officer Kurt Walker
A Girl Thing
2001
TV Movie
Paul Morgan
Papa's Angels
2000
TV Movie
Grins Jenkins
The Trial of Old Drum
2000
TV Movie
George Graham Vest
Above Suspicion
2000
James Stockton
Luminarias
2000
Joseph
In the Name of the People
2000
TV Movie
John Burke
Father Can't Cope
2000
TV Movie
Wes Harrison
American Beauty
1999
Jim Olmeyer
Mean Streak
1999
TV Movie
Det. Lou Mattoni
NetForce
1999
TV Movie
Alex Michaels
Major League: Back to the Minors
1998
Gus Cantrell
Adventures from the Book of Virtues
1998
TV Series
Elbegast the Robber Knight
Cats Don't Dance
1997
Danny (voice)
Mr. & Mrs. Smith
1996-1997
TV Series
Mr. Smith
The Bachelor's Baby
1996
TV Movie
Jake Henry
Murphy Brown
1993-1996
TV Series
Peter Hunt
The Invaders
1995
TV Series
Nolan Wood
Lord of Illusions
1995
Harry D'Amour
My Family
1995
David Ronconi
A Passion to Kill
1994
David
Nowhere to Hide
1994
TV Movie
Kevin Nicholas
Color of Night
1994
Bob Moore
Dream On
1994
TV Series
Aaron Hernick, Kidnapper #1
For Goodness Sake
1993
Short
Henry
Mercy Mission: The Rescue of Flight 771
1993
TV Movie
Jay Parkins
Quantum Leap
1989-1993
TV Series
Dr. Sam Beckett
John Beckett
In the Shadow of a Killer
1992
TV Movie
Det. David Mitchell
Necessary Roughness
1991
Paul Blake
Sibling Rivalry
1990
Harry Turner
Eisenhower & Lutz
1988
TV Series
Barnett M. 'Bud' Lutz Jr
Designing Women
1986-1988
TV Series
Dr. Ted Shively
Matlock
1987
TV Series
Jed Palmer
CBS Summer Playhouse
1987
TV Series
Dr. Sanderson
The Last Fling
1987
TV Movie
Drew
Gung Ho
1986-1987
TV Series
Hunt Stevenson
My Sister Sam
1986
TV Series
Peter Strickland
Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color
1986
TV Series
Jeffrey Wilder
Producer
Title
Year
Status
Character
NCIS: New Orleans
2016-2017
TV Series producer - 24 episodes
Two Cities
2015/I
Documentary short executive producer
The 21st Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards
2015
TV Special producer: SAG-AFTRA
20th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards
2014
TV Special producer: SAG-AFTRA
19th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards
2013
TV Special producer: SAG-AFTRA
18th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards
2012
TV Special SAG producer
17th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards
2011
TV Special producer: Screen Actors Guild
16th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards
2010
TV Special producer: Screen Actors Guild
What Girls Learn
2001
TV Movie executive producer
Papa's Angels
2000
TV Movie executive producer
Mr. & Mrs. Smith
1996-1997
TV Series executive producer - 13 episodes
The Bachelor's Baby
1996
TV Movie executive producer
Prowler
1995
TV Movie executive producer
Soundtrack
Title
Year
Status
Character
Papa's Angels
2000
TV Movie writer: "Papa's Angels"
Cats Don't Dance
1997
performer: "Danny's Arrival Song", "Little Boat On The Sea", "Animal Jam Session", "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now"
Quantum Leap
TV Series 1 episode, 1989 performer - 11 episodes, 1989 - 1993 writer - 1 episode, 1991
The 42nd Annual Tony Awards
1988
TV Special performer: "I'll Always Remember the Song", "It's Not Too Late"
Director
Title
Year
Status
Character
Quantum Leap
1991-1992
TV Series 3 episodes
Writer
Title
Year
Status
Character
Prowler
1995
TV Movie creator
Music Department
Title
Year
Status
Character
Papa's Angels
2000
TV Movie composer: theme song "Papa's Angels"
Thanks
Title
Year
Status
Character
FaaDe: Dimension Shadows
2013
Short special thanks
The Captains
2011
Documentary very special thanks
Eye to Eye
2009
Short grateful acknowledgment
Self
Title
Year
Status
Character
The 66th Primetime Emmy Awards
2014
TV Special
Himself - Presenter
NCIS: Season 11 - NCIS in New Orleans
2014
Video documentary short
Himself
The Real History of Science Fiction
2014
TV Mini-Series documentary
Himself
Before Her Time: Decommissioning Enterprise
2014
Documentary
Himself
Membership Has Its Privileges: Making Geography Club
2014
Video documentary short
Himself
The Arsenio Hall Show
2014
TV Series
Himself - Guest
Star Trek: Enterprise - In a Time of War
2014
Documentary
Himself
Celebrity Liam Stone Candid Travels Texas
2014
TV Series
Himself
The Soup
2013
TV Series
Himself - Guest
The 65th Primetime Emmy Awards
2013
TV Special
Himself - Nominee
2013 Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards
2013
TV Special
Himself - Co-Presenter: Outstanding Costumes for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special / Outstanding Costumes for a Series and Outstanding Costumes for a Variety Program or a Special
Star Trek: Enterprise - In Conversation - The First Crew
2013
Documentary
Himself
Star Trek: Enterprise - Uncharted Territory
2013
Documentary
Himself
The Captains Close Up
2013
TV Series
Himself
To Boldly Go: Launching Enterprise
2013
Video documentary
Himself
Desperate Housewives: I Guess This Is Goodbye
2012
Video documentary short
Himself
FedCon XX: The SciFi Experience
2011
Documentary
Himself
Loose Women
2011
TV Series
Himself
The Captains
2011
Documentary
Himself
Piers Morgan Tonight
2011
TV Series
Himself - Guest
17th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards
2011
TV Special
Himself
Shatner's Raw Nerve
2011
TV Series
Herself - Guest
Lopez Tonight
2010
TV Series
Himself
16th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards
2010
TV Special
Himself
Made in Hollywood
2009
TV Series
Himself
Up Close with Carrie Keagan
2009
TV Series
Himself - Guest
Comedy Central Roast of Bob Saget
2008
TV Special
Himself - Audience Member (uncredited)
05 Spaceys
2005
TV Special
Himself
The Tony Danza Show
2004
TV Series
Himself - Guest
A Kiss with History: Remembering 'Quantum Leap'
2004
Video documentary short
Himself
The Wayne Brady Show
2004
TV Series
Himself - Guest
The Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing Arts
2003
TV Special
Himself
Gala Paramount Pictures Celebrates 90th Anniversary with 90 Stars for 90 Years
2002
TV Movie
Himself
The Rosie O'Donnell Show
1998-2002
TV Series
Himself - Guest
The Daily Show
1998-2002
TV Series
Himself - Guest
The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn
2001
TV Series
Himself - Guest
American Beauty: Look Closer...
2000
Video documentary short
Himself
ESPY Awards
1997
TV Movie
Himself - Presenter
The 1995 NCLR Bravo Awards
1995
TV Special
Himself
Late Show with David Letterman
1995
TV Series
Himself
A Gathering of Magic: Behind the Scenes of 'Lord of Illusions'
1995
Video documentary short
Himself
The Making of 'Lord of Illusions'
1995
TV Short documentary
Himself
The Ultimate TV Trivia Challenge
1995
TV Movie documentary
Himself
Ice & Asphalt: The World of Hockey
1995
Video
Himself
Men, Movies & Carol
1994
TV Movie documentary
Himself
The Arsenio Hall Show
1994
TV Series
Himself - Guest
The Ultimate Driving Challenge
1993
TV Movie documentary
Himself
The Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing Arts
1993
TV Special
Himself
The 45th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards
1993
TV Special
Himself - Nominee
The 50th Annual Golden Globe Awards
1993
TV Special
Himself - Nominee: Best Actor in a TV-Series Drama
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
1992
TV Series
Himself - Guest
The 44th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards
1992
TV Special
Himself -
Good Morning Britain
1992
TV Series
Himself - Guest
One on One with John Tesh
1992
TV Series
Himself - Guest
The 49th Annual Golden Globe Awards
1992
TV Special
Himself - Winner: Best Actor in a TV-Series - Drama
The 43rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards
1991
TV Special
Himself - Nominee
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
1991
TV Series
Himself - Guest
The 48th Annual Golden Globe Awards
1991
TV Special
Himself - Nominee: Best Actor in a TV-Series - Drama
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
1990
TV Movie
Himself
The 42nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards
1990
TV Special
Himself - Nominee & Presenter
The 47th Annual Golden Globe Awards
1990
TV Special
Himself - Presenter
The More You Know
1989
TV Series
Himself
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
1989
TV Movie
Himself
The Pat Sajak Show
1989
TV Series
Himself - Guest
The 42nd Annual Tony Awards
1988
TV Special
Himself - Nominee & Performer
The 71st Annual Tony Awards
2017
TV Movie
Himself - Presenter
The Talk
2011-2017
TV Series
Himself - Guest / Himself
The Late Late Show with James Corden
2017
TV Series
Himself
Extra
2014-2017
TV Series
Himself / Himself - NCIS: New Orleans
CBS This Morning
2015-2016
TV Series
Himself / Himself - Guest
Live with Kelly and Ryan
2015-2016
TV Series
Himself - Guest
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
2016
TV Series
Himself / Dr. Sam Beckett - Surprise Appearance
Entertainment Tonight
2009-2016
TV Series
Himself / Himself - NCIS: New Orleans
NCIS: New Orleans - Season 2: All the World's a Stage
2016
Video short
Himself
NCIS: New Orleans - Season 2: Bullets and Beignets: Exploring Season Two
2016
Video short
Himself
NCIS: New Orleans - Season 2: Crossing Over: A Look at Sister City
2016
Video short
Himself
NCIS: New Orleans - Season 2: Percy and Plame
2016
Video short
Himself
NCIS: New Orleans - Season 2: Who Wore It Best?
2016
Video short
Himself
Nerd HQ
2011-2016
TV Series
Himself / Himself - Panelist
Brothers Take on New Orleans
2016
TV Series
Himself - Host
NCIS: New Orleans - Season 1: A Big Easy Success
2015
Video short
Himself
NCIS: New Orleans - Season 1: Starting Up in New Orleans
2015
Short
Himself
The 5th Annual Critics' Choice Television Awards
2015
TV Special
Himself
The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson
2014
TV Series
Himself - Guest
The Insider
2014
TV Series
Himself / Himself - NCIS: New Orleans
Archive Footage
Title
Year
Status
Character
Extra
2015-2017
TV Series
Himself
Entertainment Tonight
2014
TV Series
Himself - NCIS: New Orleans
Pioneers of Television
2014
TV Mini-Series documentary
Terry Elliott - Men of a Certain Age
Brilliant But Cancelled
2002
TV Movie documentary
Won Awards
Year
Award
Ceremony
Nomination
Movie
1994
Q Award
Viewers for Quality Television Awards
Specialty Player
Murphy Brown (1988)
1993
Q Award
Viewers for Quality Television Awards
Best Actor in a Quality Drama Series
Quantum Leap (1989)
1992
Golden Globe
Golden Globes, USA
Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama
Quantum Leap (1989)
1992
Q Award
Viewers for Quality Television Awards
Best Actor in a Quality Drama Series
Quantum Leap (1989)
1991
Q Award
Viewers for Quality Television Awards
Best Actor in a Quality Drama Series
Quantum Leap (1989)
1990
Q Award
Viewers for Quality Television Awards
Best Actor in a Quality Drama Series
Quantum Leap (1989)
Nominated Awards
Year
Award
Ceremony
Nomination
Movie
2015
People's Choice Award
People's Choice Awards, USA
Favorite Actor in a New TV Series
2014
ShoWest Award
ShoWest Convention, USA
Ensemble Award
Geography Club (2013)
2013
Primetime Emmy
Primetime Emmy Awards
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie
Behind the Candelabra (2013)
2013
OFTA Television Award
Online Film & Television Association
Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture or Miniseries
Behind the Candelabra (2013)
2009
OFTA Television Award
Online Film & Television Association
Best Guest Actor in a Comedy Series
Chuck (2007)
2004
Saturn Award
Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA
Best Actor in a Television Series
Enterprise (2001)
2003
Saturn Award
Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA
Best Actor in a Television Series
Enterprise (2001)
2002
Saturn Award
Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA
Best Actor in a Television Series
Enterprise (2001)
1995
Q Award
Viewers for Quality Television Awards
Specialty Player
Murphy Brown (1988)
1993
Golden Globe
Golden Globes, USA
Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama
Quantum Leap (1989)
1993
Primetime Emmy
Primetime Emmy Awards
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series
Quantum Leap (1989)
1993
American Television Award
American Television Awards
Best Actor in a Dramatic Series
Quantum Leap (1989)
1992
Primetime Emmy
Primetime Emmy Awards
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series
Quantum Leap (1989)
1991
Golden Globe
Golden Globes, USA
Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama
Quantum Leap (1989)
1991
Primetime Emmy
Primetime Emmy Awards
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series
Quantum Leap (1989)
1990
Primetime Emmy
Primetime Emmy Awards
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series
Quantum Leap (1989)
2nd Place Awards
Year
Award
Ceremony
Nomination
Movie
1999
ACCA
Awards Circuit Community Awards
Best Cast Ensemble
American Beauty (1999)
Known for movies
Star Trek: Enterprise (2001-2005) as Captain Jonathan Archer / Commander / Commander Jo
American Beauty (1999) as Jim Olmeyer
Quantum Leap (1989-1993) as Dr. Sam Beckett / John Beckett
