Kyle Chandler has established himself as one of television's most talented actors, with a career spanning over three decades. From his early days as a young actor on ABC's new talent program to his current status as a household name, Chandler has proven himself to be a versatile and dedicated performer.

As for commitment, Chandler even joked that he was willing to drink a tumbler of scotch a day to help make his character appear "old and tired," per the instruction of executive producer Peter Berg.

Best Kyle Chandler Details and Timeline

(He didn't actually do it, but we'd happily raise a glass to Coach Taylor any day.)

The highly anticipated TV series "Lanterns" premiered on HBO Max earlier this month, and with it, actor Kyle Chandler has another hit show on his hands. Chandler, who plays Hal Jordan on "Lanterns," should be able to handle the pressure, though, as this is not his first time in the lead role of a popular TV show.

Chandler started his acting career in the late 1980s after being signed through ABC's new talent program, picking up various roles in both film and television before he landed his first main role on the TV show "Homefront" in 1991. Chandler's career truly began to take off in the 2000s after he was cast as Coach Eric Taylor in "Friday Night Lights."

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Many people may recognize Chandler from his infamous film roles, especially as part of the award-winning ensemble cast in 2012's "Argo." But in case you want to know more about Chandler's TV work, we've ranked what we think are his top five TV shows below.

Best Kyle Chandler Next Steps and Impact

Although Kyle Chandler was never part of the main cast of "Grey's Anatomy," his appearance on the show remains legendary. In fact, he ended up being nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series for his work as Dylan Young.

"Grey's" fans will recall that Chandler's two episodes, "It's the End of the World" and "As We Know It," served as the ABC medical drama's two-part Code Black event in which a patient arrived at the hospital with unexploded ammunition in his chest.

Not only did Chandler excel at playing a no-nonsense bomb squad leader, but he also showed a softer side opposite Meredith Grey (played Chandler later returned as Dylan Young in a Season 3 episode, albeit as a ghost.