Alan Rosenberg

Marg Helgenberger: (on meeting her husband Alan at a bank in Los Angles) I opened an account and a relationship.

When Alan was on The Guardian, the The Los Angles Times dubbed him "the thinking woman's sex symbol".

In 2002, Alan and his wife Marg appeared in the play Love Letters for one night to raise money for West L.A. congregation Adat Shalom.

Alan's older brother was Mark Rosenberg (deceased) and his sister-in-law is Paula Weinstein , both famous producers.

Alan was nominated for an Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series Emmy in 1995 for his work on ER, in the episode Into that Good Night.

He appeared on Broadway in Lost in Yonkers as Louie.

Alan attended the Yale School of Drama for graduate school. He dropped out partway through his second year after having his heart broken by fellow classmate Meryl Streep.

Alan attended undergrad at Case Western Reserve University.

Alan's first cousin is Donald Fagen, member of Steely Dan.

Alan ran against Morgan Fairchild and Robert Conrad for the president of the Screen Actors Guild.

Alan was the State Backgammon Champion of New York in 1982.

Alan's wife, Marg Helgenberger, has stated that they eloped because it was easier as she is Catholic and he is Jewish.

Marg Helgenberger: (during the introduction to the 2007 SAG awards, which Alan is the president of) Some of my most cherished moments in this business have been conversations that I've had with my fellow actors on the set between takes. These conversations can happen anywhere, sometimes, sitting on a bed, in a skanky fictitious motel room. In fact, that's how I met my husband, president of the Screen Actors Guild. I'm Marg Helgenberger and I'm an actor.

Alan's son Hugh Rosenberg was born on October 21, 1990. He's named after Marg's father.

Alan and his wife Marg Helgenberger have shared the screen together many times. They meet while filming Ryan's Hope. In the 1989 horror movie After Midnight Alan played a man trying to kill Marg's characture. Alan has also guest starred twice on CSI.

Alan met his 2nd wife, actress Marg Helgenberger, while they were appearing in Ryan's Hope. Alan was married at the time to actress Robin Bartlett but they divorced. In 1989 Alan and Marg married. They share one child together.

Alan was a member of the Black Panthers and was an active protestor of the Vietnam War in the 1960s.

He played the character, divorce lawyer Eli Levinson in the courtroom series "Civil Wars" as well as LA Law.

Was elected as President for the Screen Actor Guild in September 2005.