Eric mccormack

• NEW YORK, N.Y. -- Caption Eric McCormack attends the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Spring 2011 Official Coverage at Lincoln Center, NYC, on September 10, 2010Eric McCormack is bracing himself.
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• Eric McCormack took a chance in 1997: he took the role of Will - the out New York lawyer in a new sitcom called Will Grace.
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• Eric McCormack has credited NBC comedy Will Grace with helping to change America's views on homosexuality. McCormack played Will Truman in the comedy which ran for eight seasons and nearly 200 episodes between 1998 and 2006.
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• Eric McCormack has credited Will Grace with changing Americas perception of the LGBT community. The actor reflected on the legacy of the Emmy-winning NBC series - which also starred Debra Messing - in a recent interview with Parade.
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• Last summer, TNT expanded its populist programming beyond law-and-order fare to include the sci-fi epic Falling Skies, and this year, it corralled a prime-time soap, the addictively sudsy Dallas.
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• In this undated theater publicity image released by Jeffrey Richards Associates, Eric McCormack, center, Kerry Butler, left, and Angela Lansbury are shown in a scene from Gore Vidals The Best Man, in New York.
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• In Shakespeares Hamlet, the ghost of the Prince of Denmarks slain father appears and sends his son off on the trail of an uncle who became king through murder. Pierce has paranoid schizophrenia, which causes hallucinations and delusions.
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• Eric McCormack and Rachael Leigh Cook in Perception. Perception Begins Monday, July 9, at 10 p.m.
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• Perception, a new TV show on TNT, stars Eric McCormack as an eccentric neuroscience professor who helps the FBI solve crimes between teaching classes.
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• For Seattle Times movie critic Moira Macdonalds 3-½-star review, go to www.seattletimes.com/movies. Eric McCormack stars in this new series about a neuroscience professor with paranoid schizophrenia who helps the FBI solve cases.
(Seattle Times)