Rescue Me

FX (ended 2011)

Cast & Crew

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  • Andrea Roth

    Janet Gavin

    9.1
    A Native of Woodstock, Canada, Andrea began her career in television with HBO's "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," and received her big show business break when she starred in the well-recieved mini-series "A Woman Of Independent Means." She was also a series regular on the syndicated hit show "Robocop." In addition to feature films, she's starred in many made-for-tv flicks, including "Personally Yours," "Divided By Hate," and the recent HBO hit "The Stepdaughter." She's also guest starred on over 15 television shows, including "Diagnosis Murder," "Nash Bridges," "Highlander," "Dead At 21," and "Parker Lewis Can't Lose." Roth has also appeared in several miniseries including 'A Woman of Independent Means,' 'A Change of Place' and 'Spoils of War' for CBS.moreless
  • Denis Leary

    Tommy Gavin

    9.4
    Denis was born to Irish immigrants Nora and John Leary. He attended Emerson College in Boston, dabbling in acting and writing. He was a founding member of Emerson's Comedy Workshop. He worked as a stand-up comic in the twilight of the late-80's comedy boom, and achieved some notoriety for his acerbic take on American life. His comedy CD No Cure For Cancer featured the hit novelty song, I'm An A**hole. He also appeared on the MTV game show Remote Control. Denis began appearing in movies, including The Ref, Demolition Man, and Two If By Sea. He voiced a character in the successful animated film Ice Age, and appeared as the lead in the FX fireman hit, Rescue Me, for which he was nominated for a Golden Globe.moreless
  • Daniel Sunjata

    Franco Rivera

    9.4
    Daniel began acting while at Florida A&M University. He also attended the Tisch School of Acting at NYU. He appeared in many episodes of 'Law and Order,' and went on to appear in the theatrical release 'Bad Company,' as well as the television series 'All My Children' and the NYC fireman drama 'Rescue Me.'moreless
  • John Scurti

    Lt. Kenny Shea

    9.1
    John Scurti got his start guest-appearing in television series such as 'Law and Order,' 'Murphy Brown,' and 'Spin City.' He went on to the New york fireman drama, 'Rescue Me' and the big-budget theatrical film 'War of the Worlds.'
  • Mike Lombardi

    Mike Silletti

    9.2
    Mike Lombardi is slowly making a name for himself, building impressive credits that include spots on 'Saturday Night Live' and 'The Job,' as well as the reality show 'Contest Searchlight.' In 2004 he was cast in the New York fireman series, 'Rescue Me.'moreless
  • Steven Pasquale

    Sean Garrity

    9.6
    Steven Pasquale got his on-screen start with a role over a two episode arc in HBO's Six Feet Under. He currently plays the misguided Sean Garrity in the FDNY dramaRescue Me. Previous to his television career, Pasquale was a pretty prominent name in theater, being nominated for several awards, particularly for his role in A Man of No Importance. He had built up quite an impressive rsum, some of which include Fat Pig, The Light in the Piazza, and West Side Story. Steven also had a couple movie appearances including The Last Run in 2004, and Aurora Borealis in 2005, he was recently cast to star in the new 'Alien versus Predator' movie.moreless
  • Callie Thorne

    Sheila Keefe

    8.7
    Callie attended Wheaton College in Norton, Massachusetts, where she studied theater and dramatic literature, and the Lee Strasberg Institute in New York. She performed extensively on stage with the Naked Angels acting troupe and with the Malaparte Theater Company, where she was directed by actor Ethan Hawke in Jonathan Mark Sherman's play "Veins and Thumbtacks". Her debut on the big screen was in an independent film, "Ed's Next Move" (1996), credited as Calliope Thorne. In 1997, she joined NBC's "Homicide: Life on the Street" as Detective Laura Ballard. In 1997, she appeared in the feature film "Turbulence", starring Ray Liotta. Some of her other movie credits are "Next Stop Wonderland" (1998), "Sidewalks of New York" (2001), "Analyze That" (2002), and HBO's "Hysterical Blindness" (2002) alongside Uma Thurman and Juliette Lewis. Performed on stage "The Last Days of Judas Iscariot", opposite Sam Rockwell and Eric Bogosian, directed by Phillip Seymour Hoffman, in 2005. On TV, her most important appearances were on "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit", "The Wire", "ER", and "Prison Break", besides her starring role on "Rescue Me".moreless
  • Adam Ferrara

    Chief Needles Nelson

    7.0
  • Larenz Tate

    Bart 'Black Shawn' Johnston

    9.2
    Larenz Tate was born on September 8, 1975 on the westside of Chicago to Larry and Peggy Tate. Larenz is the youngest of three brothers. His other brothers are actors Larron and Lahmard Tate. In 1984, Larenz and his family moved to California. It was while living in California that Larenz's parents got him and his brothers involved in a drama program at the Inner City Cultural Center. At first the boys were interested just to meet girls, however when they saw classmate actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner get cast in the role of Theo for the Cosby Show, they began to take it more seriously. From then on, the brothers began getting other small roles. Larenz's career first took off in a Christmas episode of "The Twilight Zone - The Series" after which roles began pouring in. He has gone on to star in both television series and movies.moreless
  • Maura Tierney

    Kelly McPhee

    9.5
    Maura Lynn Tierney, the oldest of three children, was born to a prosperous politician father, Joseph Tierney, and a real estate agent mother, Pat Tierney. She grew up in the exclusive Hyde Park district of Boston and attended Notre Dame Academy, an all-girls Catholic high school in Hingham, Massachusetts. In 1983 she moved to New York to study drama at NYU, where she performed in quite a few university plays, including Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean; Baby With the Bathwater; Danny and the Deep Blue Sea; Talking With; and Food. After receiving a BFA degree in Theater Studies, Maura honed her skills at the Circle in the Square Theater School, but did not complete her studies there. Opting instead to pursue her acting career in Tinseltown, she moved to Los Angeles in 1987. Like countless other Hollywood hopefuls, Maura struggled to get noticed and land a breakthrough role. Her first jobs were in made-for-TV movies: she played a mean cheerleader in Disney's 1987 movie for ABC titled Student Exchange, and had a forgettable role in the 1988 movie Crossing the Mob. That same year she was cast in The Van Dyke Show, a short lived series on CBS. This was followed by guest appearances on various television series like Family Ties, Booker, and Law & Order. Maura's feature film debut was in 1991's Dead Women in Lingerie, though her formal resume lists her first movie credit as 1991's The Linguini Incident.moreless
  • James McCaffrey

    Jimmy Keefe

    9.1
    James McCaffrey was Born in 1960 in Belfast Ireland and raised in Albany, NY. He attended the University of New Haven on football, baseball, and Fine Arts scholarships. From there, he moved to Boston where he barely earned a living as an artist, graphic designer and commercial art director before getting his acting starts in a stage production of "Electra: A Central American Tragedy" and in the PBS television production, "Concealed Enemies," starring Peter Riegert and Edward Herrmann.


    In 1985, he moved to New York City and became a member of The Actor's Studio, where he studied with, among others, Academy Award winner, Shelley Winters. While there, he appeared in productions with Paul Newman, Arthur Penn, Estelle Parsons and many others. McCaffrey's passion for theater led him to form the Workhouse Theater with directors/writers Damien Gray and Andrew Heckler in 1991.

    Around the same time, McCaffrey made his television debut in the pilot "Philadelphia Heat." From there, he co-starred with Mariel Hemingway in four episodes of "Civil Wars" and appeared in several mini-series including, "Telling Secrets" with Cybill Shepherd. This led to his original role as Michael Payton aka. Joseph Payne Astor on VIPER as well as a co-starring role on Fox's "New York Undercover." He also starred in the Dick Wolf/Don Kurt series, "Swift Justice," for UPN.

    McCaffrey has also appeared in several feature films including Twentieth Century Fox's "The Truth About Cats and Dogs" with Uma Thurman and Janeane Garofalo, and in "Nick and Jane," a romantic comedy set in New York City. His other projects include the feature films "The Tic Code" with Gregory Hines and Polly Draper, and the Francis Ford Coppola/Zoetrope Films production of "The Florentine" starring Chris Penn, Michael Madsen and Hal Holbrook.moreless
  • Callie Thorne

    Sheila Keefe

    8.7
    Callie attended Wheaton College in Norton, Massachusetts, where she studied theater and dramatic literature, and the Lee Strasberg Institute in New York. She performed extensively on stage with the Naked Angels acting troupe and with the Malaparte Theater Company, where she was directed by actor Ethan Hawke in Jonathan Mark Sherman's play "Veins and Thumbtacks". Her debut on the big screen was in an independent film, "Ed's Next Move" (1996), credited as Calliope Thorne. In 1997, she joined NBC's "Homicide: Life on the Street" as Detective Laura Ballard. In 1997, she appeared in the feature film "Turbulence", starring Ray Liotta. Some of her other movie credits are "Next Stop Wonderland" (1998), "Sidewalks of New York" (2001), "Analyze That" (2002), and HBO's "Hysterical Blindness" (2002) alongside Uma Thurman and Juliette Lewis. Performed on stage "The Last Days of Judas Iscariot", opposite Sam Rockwell and Eric Bogosian, directed by Phillip Seymour Hoffman, in 2005. On TV, her most important appearances were on "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit", "The Wire", "ER", and "Prison Break", besides her starring role on "Rescue Me".moreless
  • Dean Winters

    Johnny Gavin

    9.4
    Dean Winters was born on July 20, 1964 in New York City. He has three younger siblings: Scott (an actor), Bradford (a poet/writer), and youngest sister, Blair (who runs a pediatric AIDS unit in a Manhattan hospital). He grew up on Long Island and spent his teenage years in Scottsdale, AZ where his father had been transferred for his job. The Winters family eventually moved back to NYC, while Dean was attending Colorado College. He graduated with honors from college. After graduating from college, Dean spent time in Europe (where he did some modeling on the side), Asia, and on the West Coast. At age 27, he moved back to New York City and bartended at various bars and clubs all over the city with his brother Scott. Scott persuaded Dean to attend acting school in order to do something with his life. Dean enjoyed acting almost immediately. It was through one of their 17 bartending gigs that they met Tom Fontana (creator of Oz) and befriended him. He eventually offered them work. Dean's previous roles then led Tom Fontana to offering him the role of cunning Ryan O'Reily on the popular HBO series "Oz."moreless
  • Michael Mulheren

    Chief Perolli

    8.5
  • Lenny Clarke

    Uncle Teddy

    7.6
  • Jimmy Burke

    Andrew

    8.5
  • Jay Potter

    Roger

    8.5
  • Charles Durning

    Tommy's Dad

    9.4
  • Trevor Heins

    Connor Gavin

    9.8
  • Natalie Distler

    Colleen Gavin

    9.6
  • Ed Sullivan (II)

    Billy Warren

    9.0
  • Michael Zegen

    Damian

    8.5
    Michael Zegen is a well-traveled actor who has appeared on numerous primetime TV shows. Zegen is set to star in the second season of HBO drama Boardwalk Empire.
  • Olivia Crocicchia

    Katy Gavin

    10
  • Patti D'Arbanville

    Elle

    8.8
    Veteran actress Patti D`Arbanville is best known to television audiences for her roles on long running CBS soap opera Guiding Light and acclaimed prime time series Third Watch. Discovered by Andy Warhol, Patti went on to appear in his magazine, Interview as well as his erotic drama Flesh in 1968. Patti lives in New York with her children.moreless
  • Tatum O'Neal

    Maggie Gavin

    7.4
    Tatum Beatrice O'Neal was born November 5th, 1963 in Los Angeles, California. Her parents are actor Ryan O'Neal and ex-wife/actress Joanna Moore. At the age of 10 she made her acting debut in Paper Moon. The following year she became the youngest performer ever to win an oscar for her role as Addie Loggins. Next she went on to play Amanda Whurlitzer, in the baseball comedy The Bad News Bears. The same year she was in Nickelodeon, which also starred her father. She went on to do a remake of the horseracing drama International Velvet in 1978. At the start of the 1980's Tatum tried to do more mature parts as in her next films Little Darlings with Kristy McNichol, Circle of Two (in which she appeared topless) and Prisoners. Unfortunately those efforts were not well received by audiences or critics. Tatum's movie career was put on hold indefinitely soon after making Certain Fury in 1985. In 1986 she married tennis player John McEnroe and decided to concentrate on her family. Which soon expanded with the addition of two sons, Kevin John (b. 1986), and Sean Timothy (b. 1988). Tatum did finally return to acting in 1989's TV movie 15 and Getting Straight and had another child, Emily Katherine (b.1991). A Big screen return was soon to follow in the 1991 independent feature Little Noises. Tatum received great reviews for the TV movie Woman on the Run: The Lawrencia Bembenek Story. However, during the filming her marriage hit the skids and she separated from husband, John McEnroe. In 1996 Julian Schnabel directed her in Basquiat. Tatum's life took a turn when McEnroe won custody of their children after a prolonged custody battle. Soon after she reportedly went in to a rehab center for drug and alcohol abuse. Tatum has since picked the pieces of her life back up and most recently starred in 2002's The Scoundrel's Wife, and 2003's The Technical Writer. As well as guest starring in TV shows Sex and the City and 8 simple rules. In October 2004 she is adding Author to her resume with the release of her biography A Paper Life. Tatum seems to be a much happier, settled person and hopefully will continue making great films for years to come. Her most recent television roles are the FX hit Rescue Me as her great role as Maggie and starring as Blythe Hunter in the My Network TV show Wicked Wicked Games.moreless
  • Sylvia Kauders

    Elderly Woman

    8.6
  • Robert John Burke

    Father Mickey Gavin

    6.5
    Robert John Burke is an actor from Canada who started acting professionally in the early 1980's after he attended the acting conservatory of the State University of New York at Purchase. After that he starred in Robocop taking over the role of Peter Weller. Since then he has appeared in numerous movies and has been in the TV Shows OZ, Gossip Girl, Rescue Me, Kidnapped and Law and Order: SVU.moreless
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Categories

Action & Adventure, Drama

Themes

9/11 Undertones, Abrasive Parent, Adrenaline Junkies, Alcoholism, Bad Parenting