NCIS
Tuesday 8:00 PM on CBS
Cast & Crew
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Mark Harmon
Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs
Mark Harmon was born in Burbank, California to Tom Harmon, a University of Michigan football All-America and Heisman Trophy and actor and artist, Elyse Knox. Mark has two older sisters, actress and painter Kristin Nelson, the former wife of singer Ricky Nelson, and actress Kelly Harmon, who was once married to car magnate John DeLorean. He first attended Los Angeles Pierce College as a student and quarterback and then transferred to University of California, Los Angeles. He was the starting quarterback for the UCLA Bruins in 1972 and 1973. He graduated from UCLA with a B.A. in Communication in 1974. He started working in commercials for Kellogg's Product 19 cereal and became a longtime spokesperson. He then appeared in an episode of "Ozzie's Girls" and got recurring roles on "Adam-12" and "Emergency!" in mid-1975. He was later cast in "Sam", about an LAPD officer and his K-9 partner in 1978. In 1979, he starred in the action series "240-Robert" as Deputy Dwayne Thibideaux. His first big role was on the soap opera, "Flamingo Road", where he played Morgan Fairchild's husband Fielding Carlisle. He next landed the role as Dr. Robert Caldwell "St. Elsewhere" in 1983. In the mid-80's, Harmon was also the spokesperson for Coors Beer. He played Ted Bundy in the 1986 television movie The "Deliberate Stranger". He also worked on the series, "Moonlighting", playing Sam Crawford for four episodes in 1987. He also played the Chicago police detective Dickie Cobb for two seasons from 1991-1993 on the series "Reasonable Doubts". In 2002, he had a short run playing Secret Service Special Agent Simon Donovan on The West Wing. Mark then took a lead role in JAG in April 2003, which introduced him as Agent Gibbs which we would later see on "NCIS". Since then, Mark has starred as Leroy Jethro Gibbs in NCIS. He loves carpentry and has shown his skills on "NCIS" throughout the seasons. He has been married to Pam Dawber since March 21, 1987. They have two sons, Sean Thomas Harmon and Ty Christian Harmon.moreless -
Michael Weatherly
Special Agent Tony DiNozzo
Born on July 8th, 1968 in New York City and raised in Fairfield, CT, Michael Weatherly left college to pursue a career in acting. He also liked music and played in a band during the start of his acting career. He graduated from Brooks School in North Andover, Massachusetts, in 1986 and spent some time at the American University of Paris.
While playing in the band, he began acting professionally and landed his first job as Theo's roommate on The Cosby Show, and a role in the independent film. This led to numerous guest spots on television and brought him to Los Angeles. After moving to Los Angeles, he landed a series regular role in the FOX television series Significant Others. Most recently, Weatherly starred as Christina Applegate's ex-husband Roy in the television series Jesse, and in the films The Specials opposite Rob Lowe, Venus and Mars. Opposite Lynn Redgrave and Gun Shy opposite Liam Neeson and Sandra Bullock.
Since 2003, Weatherly has starred as Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo on the NCIS. Weatherly was once married to actress Amelia Heinle, they had a son, August, who was born in 1996. In 2001, Michael got engaged to his Dark Angel co-star Jessica Alba, but the couple broke up in 2003. In September 2009, Weatherly married internist Bojana Jankovic. Weatherly now lives in Los Angeles, where he is busy with his job portraying Special Agent Tony DiNozzo in the CBS drama series NCIS.moreless -
Pauley Perrette
Forensics Specialist Abby Sciuto
NCIS star Pauley Perrette was born in New Orleans and moved 14 times as a child when her father's job took the family all over the country. A huge fan of education and forensic science, Perrette graduated college with Honors - receiving her Master's Degree in Criminology. She also studied Sociology and Psychology before moving to New York City to pursue acting. Working at a number of jobs, including bartending, photography and as a hair and make-up stylist, Perrette eventually found work in commercials and music videos that led to more substantial acting roles.
On television, Perrette had a recurring role on Murder One and appeared as Drew Carey's girlfriend in The Drew Carey Show, as well as playing the girlfriend of Diego on the series Jesse. Her other television credits include guest starring roles on Frasier, Early Edition, and Moloney.
Perrette's film credits include the independent films The Price of Kissing and Angel. She is also a singer and released her first CD last year. In addition, she has started her own independent record company, GO Records. Perrette resides in Los Angeles.
Perrette recorded her song, "Fear" (co-written with Tom Polce) under the name "Stop Making Friends". The song was recorded for "NCIS: The Official TV Soundtrack" which was released on February 10, 2009.
Pauley was married to her longtime boyfriend, Michael Bosman, on Valentine's Day 2009 in Hollywood. She was previously married to actor and musician Coyote Shivers from 2000-2004.
Perrette served as a backstage scene reporter at the 53rd Annual Grammy Awards in 2011.moreless -
David McCallum
Chief M.E. Ducky Mallard
David McCallum, Jr. was born in September of 1933 in Scotland. He got an early start and became famous for his role in the T.V. show Man From U.N.C.L.E.. David has starred in almost 40 films and several Television series. He currently stars as Doctor "Ducky" Mallard in the hit CBS crime drama, N.C.I.S.. David has been married twice and has 5 children.moreless -
Sean Murray (I)
Special Agent Tim McGee (Season 2+, recurring previously)
Sean was born November 15, 1977 in Bethesda, Maryland, USA and began acting in 1991 first appearing in the TV movie Backfield in Motion. He appeared in the 1993 films This Boy's Life and Hocus Pocus and was in the 1993 TV series Harts of the West.
Sean had a starring role in the UPN series The Random Years, a supporting role in the series Harts of the West, and appeared in numerous TV movies & guest-spots on TV (including ER) before landing a recurring role on the TV series JAG. That series led to the TV series NCIS of which he also had a recurring role on to start, and was later made a full-fledged cast member in the 2nd season.
He is the step-son of Donald Bellisario, who created and executive produces both JAG and NCIS.
Sean is married to Carrie James (since November 26, 2005), and they have a daughter, Caitlyn Melissa Murray (born May 3, 2007) and a son, River James Murray (born April 22, 2010).moreless -
Cote de Pablo
Special Agent Ziva David (Episode 50+, guest previously)
Cote de Pablo was born on November 12, 1979 in Santiago, Chile, but she was raised in Miami after her family moved to USA at her age of ten. First, she attended Arvida Middle School in Miami, Florida, and later in life, when she moved to Pittsburgh, attended Carnegie Mellon University. She graduated in 2000, after studying music theater. In that time, Cote appeared in several theater productions like: Indiscretions, The Fantasticks, The House of Bernarda Alba, And The World Goes 'Round, A Little Night Music and Cloud Techtonics.
She hosted the show called Control in 1994 along with Entertainment Tonight host Carlos Ponce, and she was familiar then as Maria Jose de Pablo. That was her first television role. In 2001, Cote appeared on the New York City Public Theater stage in the Shakespeare play, Measure for Measure, and later she had roles in several TV shows. It is interesting that she had a small role on the long-running soap with Rudolf Martin, who would later have a role as her half-brother Ari Haswari in NCIS.
Cote has also appeared as a guest star in the CBS show The Education of Max Bickford, acting alongside Academy Award winners Richard Dreyfuss and Marcia Gay Harden, Golden Globe winner Regina Taylor, veteran actress Helen Shaver, and actress Katee Sackhoff.
In 2004, she had a role in The Jury as Marguerite Cisneros. In 2005, she made her Broadway debut as Dolores Fuentes in The Mambo Kings. Cote is currently starring in the CBS show NCIS as Mossad Officer Ziva David (alongside Mark Harmon, Michael Weatherly, Pauley Perette, David McCallum, Sean Murray, and Rocky Caroll), who arrives after the death of one of NCIS characters; in the episode Silver War, she became a series regular. In 2006, she won an Imagen Award at the Imagen Foundation Awards for Best Supporting Actress in Television for NCIS. And in 2008 she was nominated for the same award. In 2008 and 2009, she was nominated for an ALMA Award at the ALMA Awards for Outstanding Actress in a Drama Television Series for NCIS. imoreless -
Rocky Carroll
Director Leon Vance (Season 6+, recurring previously)
Rocky Carroll is an American actor who has starred in numerous theater productions, movies, and television shows. He is a native of Cincinatti, Ohio, and also attended theater school there. As of 2008, he stars in the hit crime drama, NCIS as the Director of NCIS, alongside his former Chicago Hope co-star Mark Harmon.moreless -
Lauren Holly
Director Jenny Shepard (Episodes 55-113, recurring previously)
When Lauren Michael Holly was born in Bristol, Pennsylvania, in 1963, it seemed inevitable that the young girl would end up being a college professor or perhaps a teacher, but certainly not an actress. With both of her parents working as professors at esteemed Northeastern arts colleges, it seemed hard to believe that she would follow any other path. When she enrolled at the prestigious Sarah Lawrence College to pursue an Arts degree in English literature, it seemed as though the junior Holly was on track to follow the seniors. After graduating in 1985, Lauren made the risky decision to move to Los Angeles and pursue her dream of becoming an actress. It took a little less than a year of paying her dues before she landed a role on the soap opera, All My Children. After an extremely successful three-year run as Julie Rand Chandler, Lauren landed her first starring role as Betty Cooper in the feature length made-for-TV movie, Archie: To Riverdale and Back Again. Her small-screen projects helped her make a name for herself, and she was given the chance to prove her ability on the big screen in the Andrew Dice Clay cult-classic, The Adventures of Ford Fairlane. As with most cult classics, the film was far from a box-office smash. Rather than let the film force her into obscurity, Lauren returned to television in 1992 as Maxine Lacos on the critically acclaimed series, Picket Fences. With seven years of acting experience under her belt, Lauren was still waiting for her chance at a breakout role. In 1993, her prayers were answered as she was given the chance to play Linda Lee, wife of Bruce Lee, in the highly successful biopic, Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story. Her portrayal garnered her critical acclaim and granted her the luxury of finally being able to pick and choose her roles. One role she passed on was opposite a former TV comic in the slapstick comedy that later became, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. After she passed, Courteney Cox took her place and quickly became a star. The following year, when Lauren was given another chance to star opposite the upstart Canadian comic in the gross-out comedy, Dumb and Dumber, she jumped at the opportunity. The film was a box-office smash and grossed over $200 million worldwide, and has been by far her most successful project. It was on the set of this production that she fell in love with Jim Carrey, whom she eventually married in 1996 and in true Hollywood fashion, divorced one year later. Career wise, it seems as though Jim was her good luck charm. He was responsible for her most successful film, and while the two were dating she made Beautiful Girls and Sabrina, some of her more critically successful work. By late 1996, her marriage already starting to disintegrate, she appeared in the bombs Down Periscope and Turbulence. Since then, Lauren has found success by playing supporting roles in major movies like Any Given Sunday and What Women Want. She has also started to take on starring roles in low budget and more artistic productions. Lauren also returned home to television, with a recurring character on the hit drama Chicago Hope, and a starring role in the Women of Camelot miniseries. As for her personal life, Lauren remarried in March of 2001 to investment banker Francis Greco (no relation to Richard), and adopted a son in June of the same year. She is still acting and has two films scheduled for release in 2002; Colored Eggs, a film adaptation of a popular play, and Don't You Cry For Me, opposite Alan Arkin.moreless -
Sasha Alexander
Special Agent Kate Todd (Seasons 1-2, guest afterwards)
Sasha Alexander was born in 1975 in California and made a name for herself in the hit crime drama, NCIS.
Born Suzana Drobnjakovic to a Serb father and Italian mother, Alexander began acting at school in the seventh grade. One of her other interests was ice skating which turned out to be a shorter interest than she had planned as she injured herself and had to give it up. After this set back she focused on acting which she took through high school and further education, after which she moved to New York. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Southern California's School of Cinema and Television.
Notably, before she joined the NCIS team, she played Gretchen Witter on Dawson's Creek from 2000-2001. She also played Lucy in Yes Man in 2008 and starred as Catherine in He's Just Not That Into You in 2009. She is currently starring as Medical Examiner Maura Isles on Rizzoli and Isles on TNT. She and her husband Edoardo Ponti gave birth to a daughter, Lucia Sofia Ponti in Geneva, Switzerland on May 12th, 2006.moreless -
Joe Spano
FBI Agent T.C. Fornell
Joe Spano went to Bishop Riordan High School and graduated from University of California-Berkeley. His original intention was to be a pre-med major but this dissipated with his growing interest in acting. While he was in San Francisco, Spano worked with the improv group, The Wing. He made his acting debut at college in 1967 as Paris in a production of "Romeo and Juliet". In 1968 he helped found the Berkeley Repertory Theatre and appeared in its very first first production of "Woyzek." For 10 years he stayed with the company, appearing in many of its plays including "Hamlet" and "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof." Spano decided to give Hollywood a try in the late 1970s and, in between guest shots on TV, he earned roles as hoodlums and other assorted urban troublemakers in the films American Graffiti (1973) and The Enforcer (1976). He also played a vampire in the musical "Dracula: A Musical Nightmare" in a small LA theatre. Spano is married to Joan, who is a therapist. They have two adopted daughters, Liana Clare Xiaohe Zerrien Spano and Meili Qing Zerrien Spano.moreless -
Pancho Demmings
Asst. M.E. Gerald Jackson
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Sean Murray (I)
Special Agent Tim McGee
Sean was born November 15, 1977 in Bethesda, Maryland, USA and began acting in 1991 first appearing in the TV movie Backfield in Motion. He appeared in the 1993 films This Boy's Life and Hocus Pocus and was in the 1993 TV series Harts of the West.
Sean had a starring role in the UPN series The Random Years, a supporting role in the series Harts of the West, and appeared in numerous TV movies & guest-spots on TV (including ER) before landing a recurring role on the TV series JAG. That series led to the TV series NCIS of which he also had a recurring role on to start, and was later made a full-fledged cast member in the 2nd season.
He is the step-son of Donald Bellisario, who created and executive produces both JAG and NCIS.
Sean is married to Carrie James (since November 26, 2005), and they have a daughter, Caitlyn Melissa Murray (born May 3, 2007) and a son, River James Murray (born April 22, 2010).moreless -
Brian Dietzen
Asst. M.E. Jimmy Palmer
Brian Dietzen was born November 14th 1977 in Colorado and made his first on-screen appearance with Kelly Clarkson in From Justin to Kelly. He graduated from The University of Colorado in Boulder with a FBA, major in acting. Brian moved to L.A in the early 2000's and got the role of Owen in My Guide to Becoming a Rock Star. Later he gained the recurring role of Jimmy Palmer in hit CBS show NCIS.moreless -
Liza Lapira
NCIS Special Agent Michelle Lee
Liza Lapira hails from Queens, New York, but relocated to Los Angeles in 2004. In the last few years she has had guest/recurring roles in popular shows such as NCIS, Law & Order SVU, Huff, and Dollhouse, as well as supporting roles in the movies 21, Fast and Furious, and Repo Men. Her latest project is a starring role in Fox's new comedy, Traffic Light.moreless -
Vivienne Bellisario
Mysterious Redhead
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Alan Dale
NCIS Director Tom Morrow
Alan Dale was born in Dunedin, New Zealand, where, at the young age of 12, he started appearing in his parents' amateur theater group. After school, he moved to Auckland. He married at twenty-one to a woman named Claire, with whom he had two children. Soon afterwards, he got a job as a radio announcer. In 1979, at age 31, he got divorced and moved to Sydney, Australia to further his career as an actor. Ten days after arriving, he landed his first television role in The Young Doctors. After three years playing Dr. John Forest, he went on to star in the Australian soap, Neighbours as Jim Robinson for eight years. In 1990, at the age of 43, he married former Miss Autralia, Tracey Pearson. After his eight year role in Neighbours ended, he and his wife moved to Los Angeles. Since then Alan has starred in a large number of U.S. television programs, including ER, Navy NCIS, The X Files, The O.C. and The Practice, as well as movies such as Star Trek: Nemesis and X-Men. Two of his children, Simon & Matthew are very famous like their parents. Matthew is a writer, musician and, like his father, an actor. He spends his time in both Melbourne and Los Angeles. Simon Dale, another of his sons, is a radio announcer in the United Kingdom.moreless -
Marco Sanchez
Alejandro Rivera
Marco was born January 09, 1970 in Los Angeles and raised in Palm Dersert. In 1988 when he was 18, he attended school at the School of Theater, Film, and Television at UCLA. In 1990 he landed a reoccurring role on Knots Landing. In 1992 Marco graduated with a B.A. in theater. He then landed the role in Gunsmoke: The Long Ride. Then he landed his most well-known role as 'Sensor Chief Miguel Ortiz' in Seaquest DSV. Marco had small roles in Married with Childern, Murder, She Wrote and Pacific Blue. Then Marco had a recurring role as 'Detective Carlos Sandoval' on Walker, Texas Ranger. The character worked so well that there was a spin off into his own series called Sons of Thunder. The show filmed six episodes and hoped that CBS would pick it up. Unfortunately CBS didn't pick it up.moreless -
Brian Thompson
Master Chief Vince Nutter
Born in 1962 in Ellensburg, Washington to two school teachers, Brian Thompson grew up in Longview, Washington on the Columbia River, the second of six children. As a young child, he was sickly, suffering a kidney-related ailment, and it wasn't until surgery corrected his condition that he began building the body that has come to demand the attention of his fans and Hollywood. He started acting in high school in 1977, winning the Mark Morris High School best supporting actor award. He continued the endeavor in college, while majoring in business management and minoring in construction. During the summers, he built docks and bridges and piers for a Portland construction company that had a job waiting for him when he graduated. But graduation day came in 1981 and the job offer went unanswered. Thompson decided to pursue acting. The University of California/Irvine awarded him a scholarship to its three-year masters of fine arts program, so he departed the northwest for California. While in school at UCI, he landed a job at Universal Studios where he played the villain in a live show of "Conan the Barbarian." He then secured an agent, and by the time he graduated earning a Masters of Fine Arts in Acting, he had already secured guest appearances in a few TV series and his first film job: a punk in "Terminator." Brian Thompson is known in Hollywood as one of the most versatile and diversified actors in the industry, and he knows what it takes to develop a quality production and what is good for his career. Originally, he had been approached to play the role of Daedalus in "Kindred: the Embraced," but he had little interest in playing yet another role in which he had to wear prostheses glued to his face. He declined unless the producers could come up with more money; they did, and then they offered him the role of Eddie Fiori. As for "Kindred: The Embraced," he jokes that his character Eddie Fiori was a "nice guy who did bad things," but he is serious about his disappointment and aggravation with the show's writing and general lack of creativity. He asked to be written out. His career spans all genres. He has taken on roles in musical comedies to serious dramas, and often surprises those who actually meet him, for besides having those distinctive muscles and chisled features, he has an incredible facility for language. It is apparent that acting is his passion and a vocation for which he is well suited. He understands acting; he can communicate what it is and what it means, and he teaches his craft at his alumni UCI where he was named UCI's Distinguished Alumni for the year 2000. In addition to pursuing his acting career and teaching at UCI, Thompson also runs an Actor's School in Oregon held on various campuses each year. Very much a family man, Thompson makes his home in Los Angeles with his wife Isabelle and their two children Jordan and Daphne. He plays piano, cares for a menagerie of pets with his kids, hones his skills in martial arts, and kite-surfs to stay in shape. He claims that he hasn't had to visit a gym since taking up the sport.moreless -
Leonard Roberts
P.O. Howard Carter
Leonard Roberts has won one award: Future Classic Award in 2007 for NBC's drama/ fantasy Heroes. His height is 6'2" (1.88 m).
He began his career in an episode of Due South playing Tyree Cameron. His most recent project is playing D.L. Hawkins on Heroes. In 1995, he graduated DePaul University's Theatre School and received a BFA in Acting.moreless -
Katy Boyer
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Julie Benz
Mrs. Johnson
Julie Benz was supposed to be a doctor, not an ice skater, not an actress. She comes from a whole family of doctors. Her father is a well-respected surgeon in Pittsburgh. Once he made her watch 6 hours of hemorrhoid surgery on videotape. That's when she decided not to be a doctor. She would rather play one on TV. Julie competed in the 1988 U.S. Championships in junior ice dancing with David Schilling, placing 13th. She knew she wanted to get out of skating by the time she was 18 but her skating ended before then. When she had bad leg fracture and stopped competing at the age of 16. From there she got involved in modeling which later lead to her moving to NY for acting work. She took acting classes at NYC and has been with her manager, Vincent Cirrincione for 14 years.
Julie first began acting in 1990 with the small role in the film Due occhi diabolici. In 1997, Julie had a memorable role in the movie As Good as It Gets as a receptionist. That same year, she also started her role as Darla on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. She eventually went on to Buffy's spin-off show, Angel, where her character got more of a back-story and more screen time.
Julie married actor and comedian Jon Kassir in 1998. Jon is better know as the voice of the "Crypt Keeper" from HBO's Tales From the Crypt.
She is most memorable for her character Darla in Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel.
Her Theater work includes:
ROMEO AND JULIET (Interact)
TO SLEEP (Nikitsky Theater)
ON THE TOWN (Abe Burrows Theater)
GREASE (University Theater)
THE PROPOSAL (The Company Theater)moreless -
Andy Umberger
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Robin Riker
Saleena Lockhart
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Geoff Meed
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Grant Garrison
P.O. Wilson
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Robert Patrick Benedict
Aaron Alan Wright
Robert co-starred on Threshold as Lucas Pegg. (2005) Robert was most recently seen in Alias. Robert's other television credits include NCIS, Chicago Hope, Medium, Birds of Prey, NYPD Blue, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Snoops and Beverly Hills, 90210. Benedict's feature film credits include Kicking & Screaming, Not Another Teen Movie, Two Days, The First $20 Million Is Always the Hardest and My Dinner with Jimi. Robert is sometimes credited as "Rob Benedict." Robert is married to Molly and they have a son named Calvin.moreless -
Casey McCarthy
Biker Chick
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J. Robin Miller
Lt. Connors
J. Robin Miller joined the cast of "General Hospital" as Lydia Karenin in July of 2003.
Growing up in rural Ohio as the oldest of three girls, J. Robin is the only sister with the acting bug. J. Robin knew from the young age of 5 that she wanted to be an actress. She would take fairy tales and adapt them into plays and recruit the neighborhood kids to star in them. At the age of nine, she took her first acting As she approached high school graduation, J. Robin began to consider the practicality of pursuing an acting career, and began Ohio University as a broadcast journalism major. Ironically, it was her mother who encouraged her to follow her dream of becoming an actor, and J. Robin soon switched majors and graduated with a degree in film and television production with a minor in theatre. While in college, J. Robin came to Los Angeles where she did production internships and studied acting at The Groundlings and at UCLA. Upon graduating in 1995, J. Robin made the move to Los Angeles to pursue a professional acting career. Her first professional acting job came in 1996, in a guest-starring role on the hit ABC television series "Roseanne."
Several guest-starring roles followed, which include "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," "That 70s Show," "Charmed," "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Just Shoot Me," to name a few. She also had a recurring role on "Beverly Hills, 90210."
When she is not working, J. Robin can be found teaching young children at the acting school she founded, inventing new allergy-free recipes, watching sports with friends or hiking on local mountains with her dog.moreless -
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