Donnie Wahlberg

 Wahlberg first appeared in a film alongside Mickey Rourke, Tupac Shakur and Bullet. He was also in Ransom as a kidnapper alongside Mel Gibson in 1996. He was back in South Boston for the starring part of Southie which was a South Boston-based film. Wahlberg is well-known for his performance in the role of Bruce Willis' patient in The Sixth Sense in 1999. Wahlberg also starred in Band of Brothers in 2001. He also appeared in Boomtown which ran from 2002 to 2003 on the NBC drama, as Joel Stevens. Stevens is an Los Angeles police officer detective. Graham Yost was the executive producer and the writer of Boomtown. He was previously a co-star alongside him on Band of Brothers, and was so impressed by his performance that he conceived the character as Joel Stevens for him. [citation requiredWahlberg Wahlberg was the character Timothy Olyphant alongside Jason Lee and Damian Lewis in Band of Brothers the adaptation of Stephen King's alien invasion thriller Dreamcatcher which was composed by Lawrence Kasdan and William Goldman. He was in the Saw II sequel as Detective Eric Matthews. In 2006 the actor reprised his role as Detective Eric Matthews for Saw III. Saw IV was also made available in 2007. Wahlberg also appeared in Saw V in 2008 using archive footage from earlier movies. Wahlberg was Lieutenant Commander Burton in Annapolis in the year 2006. He played the main character in the tv drama Runaway that was telecast on The CW from September 2006 until October 2006. The show was cancelled due to poor ratings. of the show in October of 2006. He was a part of the TV film Kings of South Beach, that was telecast on A&E in 2007. In addition, he was an actor in The Kill Point TV show The Kill Point in 2007.