Mark Sloan's exit in season 9 gave his character closure and the perfect final episode in season 17. Eric Dane believes his character had the perfect run on Grey's Anatomy and won't be returning ...

For six years, his character - the handsome Dr Mark Sloan - helped treat sick patients at Seattle Grace Hospital. But now the actor himself - Eric Dane - needs the care of doctors and nurses.

The actor played Dr. Mark Sloan -- a.k.a. "McSteamy" -- for six seasons ... enjoy it, dip in every now and again and come back." Eric Dane arrives at the Los Angeles Premiere Of Columbia Pictures ...

The actor played Mark Sloan in the long-running medical drama ... following the demands of his will. Now Dane has explained why he departed the show during an episode of the Armchair Expert ...

Note: This article contains discussion of drug and alcohol addiction. Grey’s Anatomy star Eric Dane has shared why he was “let go” from the show, saying that he now understands why.

From his iconic role as Dr. Mark Sloan on “Grey’s Anatomy” to his work on HBO’s “Euphoria,” his career has been a successful one. Now, the husband and father of two is sharing news ...

He portrayed Dr. Mark Sloan, aka McSteamy, on the hit ABC show from the end of season two until the beginning of season nine. By Christy Piña Associate Editor Eric Dane is opening up about being ...

Eric Dane played Mark Sloan in Grey's Anatomy for six seasons ... one of the most heartbreaking moments of the entire series. Now, Eric has spoken about the truth behind his Grey's Anatomy exit ...

Actor Eric Dane, popular for playing Mark Sloan on ‘Grey’s Anatomy', revealed that he has been diagnosed with ALS Actor Eric Dane, popular for playing Mark Sloan on ‘Grey’s Anatomy ...

In Grey’s Anatomy, Dr. Mark Sloan was the Head of Plastic Surgery at Seattle Grace and later Seattle Grace Mercy West. Introduced in season 2, episode 18 titled, Yesterday, he was Derek Shepherd ...

The “Euphoria” star, 51, opened up about his exit from the long-running ABC series after starring as Dr. Mark Sloan for six seasons from 2006 to 2012. “I didn’t leave so much as I think I ...