James Morrison began his acting career as a clown and wire-walker for the Carson and Barnes Wild Animal Circus. Since then, Morrison has worked on solid ground in television, film and theater.

His television credits include guest-starring roles on the series "Frasier" as Lilith's new husband, "L.A. Law" and "Quantum Leap" and in the movies WHITE DWARF, "Without Warning," "Where Are My Children" and "Good Cops, Bad Cops." He also appeared in the mini-series "North and South, Book One." For feature film, he's appeared in "Falling Down," "Desert Cross" and "Voices From Sandover."

On stage, Morrison performed in "El Salvador," for which he won Drama- Logue and L.A. Drama Critics Awards, "Twelfth Night," "Cloud 9," "Cat On A Hot Tin Roof" and "Down the Road," winning Drama-Logue Awards for both.

Also a writer, his plays have received readings, workshops and productions at The Sundance Institute, The Playwrights' Center, L.A. Theatre Works and The MET Theatre. He recently wrote and directed his first film, "Parking," produced by his companion/business partner actress Riad Galayini, which will soon be appearing at film festivals.

Morrison was born April 21 in Bountiful, Utah.

On SPACE: ABOVE AND BEYOND, Morrison portrays Tyrus Cassius (TC) McQueen.