Is there an actor who more clearly exhibits Peter Pan Syndrome in his personal life and in public? Yes, this is another judgment made from observing him behave and watching and listening to him talk. If I'm wrong, so be it.
Google Image ER gave him an opporutnity to "play a real manly man." His character on his last show Jake in Progress definitely suffered from Peter Pan Syndrome--a guy who wouldn't grow up, and wouldn't commit, going from one relationship to anoter (though eventually he made some "progress" and settled for one woman); in that respect he is much like Charlie Sheen's character on that disgusting show Two and a Half Men.
EW article
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