Award-Winning Actor, "The Last Ship" & "Grey's Anatomy"
Eric Dane: Biography at a Glance
- Eric Dane appeared as U.S. Navy Commander “Tom Chandler” on one of TNT’s most ambitious series, The Last Ship, from executive producer Michael Bay
- Dane made an appearance on the second season of ABC’s critically acclaimed series Grey’s Anatomy and received such positive audience reaction to his character that he was then cast as a series regular
- On Grey's Anatomy, he played “Dr. Mark Sloan,” also known as “McSteamy,” for seven seasons during which time the cast won a Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Ensemble, and was nominated twice
- Other television appearances include series such as The Wonder Years, Married with Children, Charmed and Roseanne
- Film credits include X-Men: The Last Stand in 2001, Marley and Me in 2008, and the Garry Marshall directed film, Valentine’s Day.
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Eric Dane can currently be seen in the HBO drama series EUPHORIA starring alongside Zendaya. Dane is best known for his role in ABC’s critically-acclaimed, Golden Globe-award-winning and Emmy-nominated series GREY'S ANATOMY as the hunky "Dr. Mark 'McSteamy' Sloan". Dane can also be seen in seasons 1 through 5 of TNT’s THE LAST SHIP. Dane’s film credits include the 2011 Golden Globe "Best Picture" nominated musical BURLESQUE alongside Cher and Christina Aguilera and as part of the powerful ensemble cast of Gary Marshall's 2010 feature film VALENTINE'S DAY. In 2008, Dane co-starred in the adaptation of John Grogan's bestselling memoir MARLEY AND ME alongside Jennifer Aniston, Owen Wilson, and Alan Arkin.
