LUKE WILSON (Dink Jenkins) continues his work with "My Dog Skip" producer Mark Johnson, for whom he starred in the 1998 Warner Bros. film "Home Fries," opposite Drew Barrymore. He recently starred opposite Martin Lawrence in the comedy "Blue Streak" and has just wrapped another comedy, "The Third Wheel," with Ben Affleck, Matt Damon and Denise Richards.

Since making his feature film debut in the critically acclaimed independent hit "Bottle Rocket," Wilson has been working steadily with some of Hollywood’s most respected filmmakers.

Last year Wilson re-united with his "Bottle Rocket" director, Wes Anderson, to star opposite Bill Murray in "Rushmore," and starred in Bruce McCullough’s comedy "Dog Park," with Natasha Henstridge and Janeane Garafalo. He will soon be seen in "Committed," with Heather Graham.

His other film credits include "Bongwater," "Telling Lies in America" and "Scream 2." Wilson has also appeared on the television series "The X-Files."