Kevin McKidd

Though not featured on the promotional poster, McKidd was the tragic heart of the otherwise humorous film, which immediately led to bigger and better roles. He spent the next several years building a résumé of widely varied roles that included a sex-obsessed slacker in "Understanding Jane" (1998), a hapless father and husband in "The Acid House" (1999), and the charming Count Vronsky in "Anna Karenina" (PBS, 2000). Following a supporting turn …