Rise to Success: Career Highlights of Joshua Jackson
From career breakthroughs to professional milestones, explore how Joshua Jackson made an impact.
Joshua Jackson is a Canadian-American actor renowned for his diverse roles in television. He gained prominence as Pacey Witter in "Dawson's Creek" and further solidified his career with his portrayal of Peter Bishop in the science fiction series "Fringe." Jackson continued to impress audiences with his performances in "The Affair," and garnered a Critics' Choice Television Award nomination for his role as Christopher Duntsch in "Dr. Death." His extensive filmography also includes appearances in notable series such as "When They See Us", "Little Fires Everywhere", and "Doctor Odyssey" demonstrating his range and talent across various genres.
1991: Crooked Hearts Role
In 1991, Joshua Jackson started his acting career with a small role in the film "Crooked Hearts".
1992: The Mighty Ducks Debut
In 1992, Joshua Jackson came to prominence with his role in "The Mighty Ducks" film series.
1996: End of the Mighty Ducks
In 1996, Joshua Jackson ended his role in "The Mighty Ducks" film series.
1998: Apt Pupil and Urban Legend
In 1998, Joshua Jackson appeared in "Apt Pupil" and "Urban Legend".
1998: Dawson's Creek Debut
In 1998, Joshua Jackson gained prominence for his portrayal of Pacey Witter in the teen drama "Dawson's Creek".
1998: Dawson's Creek Debut as Pacey Witter
In 1998, Joshua Jackson started his role as Pacey Witter on "Dawson's Creek".
1999: Cruel Intentions
In 1999, Joshua Jackson appeared in "Cruel Intentions".
2000: The Skulls and Gossip
In 2000, Joshua Jackson appeared in "The Skulls" and "Gossip".
2000: Guest star in The Simpsons and cast as Beau in Gossip
In 2000, Joshua Jackson guest-starred in The Simpsons and was cast as Beau in the movie Gossip.
2001: The Safety of Objects
In 2001, Joshua Jackson appeared in "The Safety of Objects".
2002: The Laramie Project
In 2002, Joshua Jackson appeared in "The Laramie Project".
2003: Post Dawson's Creek Film Roles
In 2003, after "Dawson's Creek" ended, Joshua Jackson played lead roles in films such as Americano, Shadows in the Sun, and Aurora Borealis.
2005: Stage Debut on London West End
In 2005, Joshua Jackson made his stage debut on the London West End in David Mamet's play, "A Life in the Theatre".
2008: Fringe Premiere
In 2008, Joshua Jackson began starring as Peter Bishop in the Fox science fiction series "Fringe".
March 6, 2009: One Week Premiere
On March 6, 2009, the Canadian independent film "One Week", starring and executive produced by Joshua Jackson, opened.
2009: Fringe as Second-Highest Rated New Show
In 2009, the series "Fringe" became the second-highest rated new show.
January 18, 2013: Final Episode of Fringe Aired
On January 18, 2013, the last episode of "Fringe" was aired.
2013: Inescapable and Beyond the Fringe
In 2013, Joshua Jackson appeared in the IFC film "Inescapable" and wrote the first story from the comic book trilogy "Beyond the Fringe".
2013: Fringe Series Finale
In 2013, Joshua Jackson concluded his role as Peter Bishop as the "Fringe" series came to an end.
2013: End of Fringe
In 2013, Joshua Jackson ended his role in the series "Fringe".
2014: The Affair
In 2014, Joshua Jackson started in Showtime's "The Affair" as a troubled married man.
March 2018: Broadway Debut
In March 2018, Joshua Jackson made his theatrical debut on Broadway in "Children of a Lesser God".
May 2018: End of Children of a Lesser God
In May 2018, the play "Children of a Lesser God" concluded.
2018: The Affair Finale
In 2018, Joshua Jackson concluded his role in Showtime's "The Affair".
2019: When They See Us
In 2019, Joshua Jackson appeared in "When They See Us".
2020: Little Fires Everywhere
In 2020, Joshua Jackson appeared in "Little Fires Everywhere".
2021: Dr. Death Premiere
In 2021, Joshua Jackson starred as Christopher Duntsch in the Peacock crime drama series "Dr. Death".
2023: Fatal Attraction
In 2023, Joshua Jackson played the lead in the series "Fatal Attraction".
2024: Doctor Odyssey
In 2024, Joshua Jackson appeared in "Doctor Odyssey".
