Topher Grace, whose talents were brought to the attention of producers Bonnie and Terry Turner, was discovered while performing in a New Hampshire prep-school production of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum." He has been praised for his wry, subtle portrayal of Eric Forman in THAT '70s SHOW which marked his network television debut.

Grace studied at the renowned Groundlings Improvisation School as well as the Neighborhood Playhouse. His theater credits include a leading role in "Our Town." He recently completed his freshman year at the University of Southern California. During his recent summer hiatus Grace completed production of USA Films' Steven Soderberg directed, "Traffic." In the film, which also stars Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas, he plays a drug user who draws Michael Douglas' daughter into cocaine and heroine addiction. "Traffic" will be released in New York and Los Angeles in December 2000 and will open nationwide in January 2001.