Sasha Alexander

Actress Sasha Alexander, whose real name is Suzana Drobnjaković, first caught people’s attention in the early ’00s when she starred in “Dawson’s Creek.” By 2003, she joined the cast of “NCIS,” and she played the character named Special Agent Caitlin Todd.

She had a regular role for the first two seasons, but she got demoted to a guest character during the third, ninth, and 12th seasons. Alexander remained passionate about acting all these years, and her career hasn’t stopped bringing her earnings. In 2020, she had a voice role in Deathstroke Knights & Dragons: The Movie.

Lauren Holly

The “NCIS” character, Director Jenny Shepard, got played by actress Lauren Holly. She was always a performer, for she was a cheerleader in high school. She started pursuing acting professionally when she turned 20, and made her debut on the show called “Hill Street Blues.”

 

She became a primary cast member of “NCIS” during the third season, but her time on the series only lasted until the fifth season. Holly was still busy afterward and landed parts in shows like Motive and Designated Survivor. She starred in a new series called Tiny Pretty Things in 2020.

Pauly Perrette

Pauley Perrette mentioned in an interview that she once had a dream to become an FBI agent, and even if it never came true, the closes she came to it was playing a forensic scientist named Abby Sciuto on “NCIS.”

 

She appeared in the series from season one to season fifteen, and her character even made it to episodes of “NCIS: Los Angeles” and “NCIS: New Orleans.” Perrette’s time on the show might be over, but she isn’t done adding more notable credits to her acting portfolio. In 2020, she starred in “Broke.”

Cote De Pablo

Cote de Pablo was originally from Santiago, Chile, but she and her family moved to America when she was ten years old. She started going to acting classes and made her debut in 2000’s “The $treet.” In 2005, she joined the “NCIS” cast as a guest character named Ziva David.

 

She later became a series regular until the 11th season, and then she ended her run with the show as a recurring character during the 17th season. De Pablo was in a relationship with Diego Serrano for many years, but they reportedly called it quits in 2015.

Sarah Jane Morris

After Sarah Jane Morris got a degree, she moved to Los Angeles and became an actress. Her first notable on-screen appearances were in “Boston Public” and “Felicity”. She ultimately got mainstream fame in the mid-’00s when she starred as Julia Walker in “Brothers & Sisters”.

 

In 2011, she started playing the recurring character named EJ Barrett on “NCIS”. We’re sure her eight-episode run on the series earned her a decent amount of income. Morris’ career won’t slow down anytime soon, and her most recent acting performances were in TV movies like “Occult” and “Less Than Zero”.

Jaime Murray

Most of you would recognize actress Jaime Murray for the roles she had in shows like “Hustle,” “Dexter,” and “Warehouse 13.” In 2009, she made a guest appearance on one episode of “NCIS” as Agent Julia Foster-Yates. Her acting skills were superb since she attended acting classes at the Drama Centre London.

 

Murray is undoubtedly a gorgeous woman, but she’s off the market since she’s happily married to talent manager Bernie Cahill. She began doing voice work for the “Castlevania” series in 2018, and she played Nyssa Al Ghul in “Gotham” in 2019.

Troian Bellisario

It was inevitable for Troian Bellisario to get into show business since her parents, Deborah Pratt and Donald P. Bellisario, are successful producers. Her father was the creator “NCIS,” so it was only a matter of time before she made an appearance in it. She played Sarah McGee for two episodes in 2005 and 2006.

 

Her guest appearance didn’t make her a star, but she eventually achieved mainstream stardom when she got cast as one of the leads on “Pretty Little Liars.”. Bellisario was also well-recognized for her performance in the movie titled “Consent.” In 2020, she had a new short film called “Life on Mars”.

Kiara Muhammad

As a young girl, Kiara Muhammad did some modeling work, landing pictorials for Reebok. She then made her acting debut through an uncredited role in “Life Support”. She later appeared in episodes of “Hannah Montana,” “Conan,” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm.”

 

In 2012, she was cast as Kayla Vance on “NCIS.” Despite appearing in only four episodes, she left a mark on the fans. Muhammad also has a notable voice because she landed a lead voice role in “Doc McStuffins.” Her career isn’t slowing down anytime soon, and her most recent role as of September 2021 was in the series titled “Dave.”

Joel Gretsch

Joel Gretsch received his acting training from Minneapolis’ Guthrie Theater, later relocating to Los Angeles in the late ’80s. He landed parts in different stage productions, but he finally made his way to the TV screens in the early ’90s. He rose to fame for appearing in series like “Taken” and “The 4400.”

 

On “NCIS,” he played a guest character named NCIS Special Agent Stan Burley. He portrayed the role in several episodes in 2003, 2012, 2013, and 2015. Gretsch’s net worth will undoubtedly keep growing since he still plans to take on new roles. In 2021, he appeared in a short film titled “Chupacabra.”

David McCallum

David McCallum experienced a tremendous increase in popularity during the ’60s thanks to his performance in the show called “The Man from U.N.C.L.E.” His career slowed down for many years, but he ultimately put his name back on the map again when he joined the cast of “NCIS” in 2003.

 

He plays Dr. Donald Mallard and still appears on the series as of 2021. McCallum was once married to actress Jill Ireland, but they got a divorce after a decade of marriage. He moved on fast and tied the knot with Katherine Carpenter. They’re still going strong after all these years, and have two kids together.

Joe Spano

Joe Spano started his acting career as part of an improv group in San Francisco called The Wing. While in college, he became active in stage performances, eventually pursuing mainstream acting in Hollywood during the late ’70s.

 

Spano experienced a breakthrough in his career when he starred in “Hill Street Blues” as Hill Street Blues. Since the ’00s, he has remained famous among TV viewers because of his role as T.C. Fornell on “NCIS.” Spano had such an influence on the show that two episodes even drew inspiration from events that happened to him in real life.

Jennifer Esposito

Jennifer Esposito first experienced appearing on TV in 1995 through a part in “The City.” In 1997, she landed her first leading role, starring as Stacey Paterno in Spin City. Some of the most memorable performances she had over the years were in “Don’t Say a Word,” Summer of Sam,” and “Crash.”

 

Many of you might also recognize her for appearing on “NCIS,” wherein she played Alex Quinn from 2016 until 2017. Esposito remained in demand all these years, and we bet retirement planning isn’t one of her problems yet. From 2020 until 2021, she appeared on the series called “Awkwafina Is Nora from Queens.”

Scottie Thompson

Actress Scottie Thompson was passionate about ballet growing up. She later went to Harvard University to take up Literature and Performance Studies. After her graduation, she decided to embark on an acting career, and her first prominent role was in “NCIS”. She gave life to the recurring character named Jeanne Benoit.

 

People thought she departed from the show by the late ’00s, but she made a brief comeback in 2015 and 2016. Pursuing acting has been an excellent life choice for Thompson since it allows her to live a comfortable life until today. She appeared in several episodes of “MacGyver” in 2020.

Tamara Taylor

Tamara Taylor decided to drop out of high school to give modeling a try, and her mother was pretty supportive about the decision. She began attending acting auditions in the ’90s, and after years of steady success, she finally made it big with her lead role in the series called “Bones. ”

 

Before she rose to fame, she had a guest appearance on “NCIS” as  Special Agent Cassie Yates. She never reappeared in the series, but people still saw more action from her in “Law & Order: Organized Crime.” Her other more recent TV appearances were on “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” and “October Faction.”

Alicia Coppola

Alicia Coppola went to NYU and earned a Political Anthropology and Philosophy degree, but it looks like she found herself pursuing a career in show business. She became well-known in the ’90s thanks to his role in “Another World.” From 2004 until 2005, she was a guest on “NCIS,” playing Lt. Cmdr. Faith Coleman.

 

Coppola also bagged movie roles over the years, starring in “We Are Your Friends” and “National Treasure: Book of Secrets.” Casting directors still love her to this day, so you can expect to see more of her face on TV. In 2021, she appeared on a show called “Generation.”

Jamie Lee Curtis

Jamie Lee Curtis became a widely recognized “scream queen” on the big screen because of her breakthrough performance in the 1978 film “Halloween.” Her career took off since then, and she got to star in numerous movies and shows. In 2012, she played a guest character on “NCIS” named Dr. Samantha Ryan.

 

She only appeared in five episodes, but we’re sure her brief stint was a memorable one. Curtis isn’t getting any younger, but she’s still as busy as ever. She is rocking short hair and has embraced her natural beauty. She was part of a new film in 2021 called “Senior Entourage”.

Daniela Ruah

Daniela Ruah is an American-Portuguese actress who started her career when she was a teenager. She relocated to London at 18 years of age but later returned to Portugal to act again. By the late ’00s, she was living in New York and tried to land acting roles in American productions.

 

Her breakthrough in the United States happened in 2009 when she was cast in “NCIS: Los Angeles” as Special Agent Kensi Blye. She stayed on the series all these years and is still part of the cast as of 2021. She has been married to stunt double David Paul Olsen since 2014, and they have two kids together.

 

Brian Dietzen

Brian Dietzen discovered his love for acting when he started appearing in school plays when he was in elementary. He then went to the University of Colorado at Boulder to study theatre and later landed parts in plays like “Waiting for Godot” and “Equus.”

 

When he branched out into mainstream work, “NCIS” was among the series he appeared in. He played Dr. Jimmy Palmer, and despite being a recurring character at first, he eventually became a series regular in 2012. Dietzen continues to showcase his acting skills on the show as of 2021.

 

Jessica Steen

Jessica Steen is an actress from Canada who began making money from acting at eight years old. She appeared in many Canadian productions, but she found herself making waves in the U.S. market after moving to New York City in the ’90s. She served as the replacement of Noelle Beck on the “Loving” TV series.

 

During the mid-’00s, she appeared on”NCIS” as Special Agent Paula Cassidy. Her run on the show lasted for six episodes. Steen has been appearing in TV movies like “Chateau Christmas” and “The Babysitter” in more recent times, and you might’ve seen her on the series called “Heartland. ”

Linda Hunt

Linda Hunt gained fame in the early ’80s when she gave an Academy Award-winning performance in the movie called “The Year of Living Dangerously.” She portrayed a man in the film, and it was the first and only time as of 2021 that someone took home an Academy Award for portraying a character of the opposite gender.

 

In 2009, Hunt started playing Hetty Lange on “NCIS: Los Angeles.” Her performance won her two Teen Choice Awards over the years. Hunt never left the series, and it looks like it has been her primary source of income all these years.

Weronika Rosati

Weronika Rosati first became a famous actress in Poland when she appeared in “M jak miłość.” Many say that the most notable performance in her acting portfolio was in the 2012 film titled ” Obława.” She eventually embarked on an international career, landing a guest role on “NCIS” in 2013.

 

She made a comeback in 2021, appearing in “NCIS: Los Angeles.” This time, she played a different character named Vanya Leonova. It seems like she’s still doing well career-wise today, and you might’ve seen her in the movie called “Send It!” in 2021.

LaMonica Garrett

LaMonica Garrett first made a name for himself as a Slamball player. The sport was a combination of football and basketball, and players used trampolines. His skills allowed him to land a Slamball-related part in “One Tree Hill,” which made him develop a passion for acting.

 

He got cast on two episodes of “NCIS” in 2011, playing Marine Captain Craig Quincy. People then saw him on “NCIS: Los Angeles” two years later, giving life to a new character named Michael Williams. Garrett bid farewell to his Slamball career and decided to pursue acting full-time. He starred in “Y: 1883” in 2021.

Sarai Givaty

Sarai Givaty is a stunning actress from Israel. She once served in the Israel Defense Forces, but severe dust allergies caused her discharge. She decided to migrate to the United States after she finished high school, eventually getting into modeling and acting work.

She was part of the “NCIS” family at one point, portraying a character called Mossad Officer Liat Tuvia in two episodes in 2010. Givaty appeared in the “Body of Deceit” movie in 2017, and then she took part in a short film in 2021 titled “Break down with the sunset (Lipol Im Hashkiot).”

Christopher Maher

Christopher Maher moved to Toronto, Canada, from Egypt during the ’60s, and he initially was a pre-med student. He went to the University of Toronto to take up acting, and then he had further training at the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre in New York.

 

His first ticket to fame was his role in the series titled “Another World.” Maher later played Capt. Aris Maher on two episodes of “NCIS” in 2006. The other shows he appeared in were “Law and Order” and “Hill Street Blues.” Aside from acting, he also became an established chef with a cooking school named “Cooking Studio Taos.”

Enzo Cilenti

Once Enzo Cilenti obtained a degree, he initially worked as a bodyguard and night porter. He shifted his focus to acting in the late ’90s and made his debut in “Trial & Retribution.” On “NCIS,” he played Mamoun Sharif in two episodes in the mid-’00s.

 

Since then, his career has flourished, and you might recognize him for appearing in series like “The Girlfriend Experience” and “Domina” in 2021. Cilenti has been married to actress Sienna Guillory since 2002, and they have twin daughters together. The couple already appeared in a film together back when they were still dating.

Francesco Quinn

Francesco Quinn became a household named in 1986 when he starred in the film called “Platoon,” which won several Academy Awards. He took part in two episodes of “NCIS,” playing two characters named Gunnery Sgt. Freddy Alvarez and Cpl. Luis Romero.

 

Sadly, he passed away in 2011 at the age of 48. Reports say that he got a heart attack while running with kids near their house. Quinn had a failed marriage with a woman named Julie McCann, and sources say he was in a relationship with Valentina Castellani at the time of his death.

Billy Dee Williams

Billy Dee Williams is a legend in the Hollywood scene because of his iconic performance as Lando Calrissian in the “Star Wars” films. He also made his way to TV productions, “NCIS” fans saw him play a guest character in several episodes. He portrayed Leroy Jethro Moore in one episode in 2012 and another in 2014.

 

Williams’ bank account ballooned over the years because of his hard work, and it seems like he wants to continue pursuing his craft for as long as he can. In 2020, he lent his voice for the TV movie titled “The Lego Star Wars Holiday Special.”

Bruce Boxleitner

Actor Bruce Boxleitner made his first appearance in Vice Admiral C. Clifford Chase on “NCIS” in 2010. It was a one-time guest role at first, but it looks like they made him come back for a second and last time in 2017. He was always well-known for his TV work, starring in “Scarecrow and Mrs. King” and “How the West Was Won.”

 

Many of you might also be fans of his performance in the “Tron” film in 1982. He eventually came back for the TRON: Legacy movie, which hit theaters in 2010. Boxleitner continues to have a busy schedule, and he joined the cast of “Matchmaker Mysteries” in 2019.

James Morrison

When you see James Morrison’s face, most people would recognize him for being one of the stars of the show called “24.” He has been appearing on TV for decades, so it’s no surprise that he appeared on “NCIS.” He portrayed CIA Director Roper on one episode of the series in 2004.

 

He appeared for the second time in 2017, but he played a new character named CIA Senator Phillips. Morrison is married to Riad Galayini, and they both do work behind the camera as producers and directors. In 2020, he got cast in a guest role in “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.”

 

Johann Urb

Johann Urb is an Estonia native who moved to Finland when he was only ten years old. By the age of seventeen, he and his family moved to the United States. He’s a naturally good-looking man, so he decided to try his luck as a model. He later experienced doors opening for him in the acting industry.

 

His acting debut was a minor role in 2001’s “Zoolander,” and then he ultimately landed his first leading performance in the 2008 film titled “The Hottie and the Nottie.” Urb also appeared on “NCIS” as Burt Moore in two episodes. He was part of a movie called Breach in 2020.

Adam Campbell

Adam Campbell gained a ton of attention from his entertaining comedic performances in films like “Date Movie” and “Epic Movie.” Like most actors, he also auditioned for parts on TV, and he has been a recurring guest character on “NCIS.” He plays the younger version of David McCallum’s character, Donald Mallard.

 

In 2021, he graced people’s TV screens again through his role in the series titled “Piccolo.” Campbell is married to actress Jayma Mays, who you may know from “Glee” and “The Millers.” The two welcomed an adorable baby together in 2016.

Ethan Rains

Iman Nazemzadeh, who’s more popularly known as Ethan Rains, gained fame for starring in “General Hospital: Night Shift.” He was a theater graduate, and he began acting professionally in 2004. He had a two-episode run on “NCIS,” playing an IT guy named Kevin Hussein.

 

He also appeared in the show’s spin-off titled “NCIS: Los Angeles,” but he played another character called Mack. Rains is a regular on TV, for he also landed parts in other series like “24”, “CSI: Miami,” and “Days of Our Lives.” In 2021, he acted in a short film titled “Horme To.”

Rebecca Wisocky

Rebecca Wisocky kickstarted her acting career as a theatre actress in York, Pennsylvania. She then moved to New York and went to the Experimental Theatre Wing of New York University. Her TV roles started coming in the 2000s, and she appeared in one episode of “NCIS” in 2006.

 

She even played guest characters in “NCIS: Los Angeles” and “NCIS: New Orleans.” After many years on the sidelines, she finally landed a breakthrough role in “Devious Maids” in 2013. She was a series regular for three years. Wisocky was a cast member of a new mini-series called Dopesick in 2021.

Colin Hanks

Colin Hanks always knew an acting career was in the cards for him since his father is award-winning actor Tom Hanks. He lived an ordinary life growing up, but he dropped out of Loyola Marymount University to pursue acting. His first notable performance was in the series titled Roswell.

 

For three episodes of “NCIS” in 2013, he played the character called Richard Parsons. Hanks never returned to the series since then, but he has been landing roles left and right over the years. In 2021, he joined the cast of “Impeachment: American Crime Story.”

Jack Conley

Jack Conley appeared in many shows and movies in his career, and it looks like he always found himself getting cast in the thriller, crime, and mystery genres. Between 2009 and 2017, he made occasional appearances on “NCIS.” He played Metro Detective Danny Sportelli.

 

His role undoubtedly fit him well, and he could genuinely pass as a detective or even a lawyer in real life. On the big screen, you might recognize him from “The Purge: Anarchy,” “G-Force,” and “Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay.” Conley is still active, and he appeared in “9-1-1: Lone Star” in 2021.

Don Franklin

Don Franklin hails from Chicago, and it looks like he has been making a name for himself in Hollywood for decades now. His most notable performances were in series like “seaQuest DSV,” “The Young Riders,” and “Seven Days.” From 2005 until 2006, he made minor appearances on “NCIS” as Agent Ron Sacks.

 

He had another guest performance on “NCIS: Los Angeles,” but he played Capt. Alan Beck. Franklin wasn’t so lucky when it came to love because both his marriages in the past ended in divorce. In 2017, he started a three-year run with the series called “Insecure.”

Michael Weatherly

Anybody who has been watching “NCIS” knows who Michael Weatherly is. He was the actor who had a superb performance as Anthony DiNozzo in the series. He first started playing the character on two episodes of “JAG.” For those who don’t know, “NCIS” is a spin-off of the “JAG.

 

A fun fact about Weatherly is he’s one of the two names who appeared in all the installments in the “NCIS” franchise. He left the series in 2016, but he has no plans of entering retirement. He became a cast member of the show called “Bull” in 2016.

Sean Murray

Another actor whose most notable role in his career was on “NCIS” is Sean Murray. He plays cybersecurity expert Timothy McGee. He appeared in “JAG” from 1998 until 2001, but he played a different character named Danny Walden.

 

His mother is Vivienne Lee, the fourth wife of Donald P. Bellisario, making his co-star Troian Bellisario his step-sister. Fans of the show would know that the two played on-screen siblings, so we bet their family was happy to see them working together. The passion for “NCIS” ran in their DNA because Murray’s brother, Chad W. Murray, serves as the producer of “NCIS: Los Angeles.”

Rafi Silver

Rafi Silver appeared in a two-part episode of “NCIS: Los Angeles” in 2014, portraying a character called Ali Hanna. He then got cast in “NCIS” a year later, but he received a new role: Qasim Naasir. He was only a recurring character who appeared in four episodes until 2017.

 

He’s a private person, so you would barely find any personal details about him online. Silver shares photos of his kids and wife on Instagram from time to time, and we’re sure he can afford to give his family a lovely house, nice clothes, and delicious meals since he consistently gets acting work. He appeared on the show called “Manifest” in 2020.

Adam Croasdell

Adam Croasdell became a full-time actor in the late ’90s, and some of his early roles were in shows like “Holby City, “Peak Practice,” and “Smack the Pony.” It took some time, but he ultimately landed regular parts in series like “EastEnders” and “#TheAssignment.”

 

He also appeared on “NCIS” at one point, playing a younger version of a character called Angus Clarke. Croasdell looks pretty different from when he appeared on the show because he grew out his hair. He did voice work for the animated series titled The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf in 2021.

Scott Wolf

Scott Wolf majored in finance when he studied at George Washington University, but it looks like he ventured into an entirely different field of work after graduating. He pursued acting in the ’90s and first rose to fame for appearing in the show called “Saved By The Bell.”

 

He became an even bigger star once he landed a lead role in “Party of Five.” Wolf started appearing on “NCIS” as Casey Stratton in 2011, and he acted in a total of three episodes until 2012. He hasn’t disappeared from the acting scene, and he even took over Freddie Prinze Jr.’s part in “Nancy Drew” in 2019.

Salli Richardson-Whitfield

Salli Richardson-Whitfield loved playing tennis when she was a teenager but joining the Kuumba Workshop theater at the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools made her fall in love with acting. She started with stage roles before breaking into the mainstream TV and movie industry.

 

Her most memorable performances were in “Eureka” and “A Low Down Dirty Shame.” Richardson-Whitfield had a three-episode guest appearance as a character named Carrie Clark on “NCIS.” She appeared on one episode per year from 2013 until 2015. Avid TV viewers might recognize her for appearing in “Altered Carbon” in 2020.

Enrique Murciano

Enrique Murciano was based in Boston at one point because he was studying at the New England School of Law. He then decided to step away from his education to pursue acting. It might’ve been a risky move for him at that time, but it all worked out well in the end.

 

His first acting performance was in 1997’s “Speed 2: Cruise Control.” From 2011 until 2012, he portrayed the character named CIA Agent Ray Cruz on “NCIS.” The guest role showed him what life could’ve been like if he had pursued a regular job instead of acting. In 2021, Murciano starred in “Panic.”

Patrick Labyorteaux

Patrick Labyorteaux was already successful as an actor when he was a young boy because of his performance in “Little House on the Prairie”. He starred in “JAG” as Lt. Cmdr. Bud Roberts  for about a decade, and then later reprised the role on “NCIS.”

 

Sources say he already appeared in three episodes of the series between 2003-2018. Labyorteaux’s wife, Tina Albanese, also gets her paychecks from the same industry since she works as a TV producer. The couple has been married since 1998, and they have one son together.

Kelli Williams

Kelli Williams was only a baby when an appearance in a diaper commercial earned her a Screen Actors Guild card. She was passionate about performing arts growing up, and she managed to get signed by an agent after she acted in a production “Romeo and Juliet” while at school.

 

Her most prominent roles were in series like “The Practice” and “Lie To Me,” but you might’ve seen her on “NCIS” as well. She portrayed NCIS Special Agent Maureen Cabot in two episodes. Williams is still as hardworking as ever, and she joined the cast of “Coyote” in 2021.

Jonathan LaPaglia

Many of you must’ve loved Jonathan LaPaglia’s performances in shows like “New York Undercover” and “Seven Days.” In 1991, he got an MBBS medical degree and later worked as an emergency ward physician. The job made him feel restricted, so he followed his brother, Anthony LaPaglia, and pursued acting.

 

His stint on “NCIS” happened in 2008, and he played Special Agent Brent Langer in two episodes of the series. LaPaglia is also a fantastic host, and he got hired to host “Australian Survivor” in 2016. He appeared in the film called Ford v Ferrari in 2019.

Emily Wickersham

Actress Emily Wickersham started playing an NSA Analyst named Ellie on “NCIS in 2013. It looks like fans quickly became fond of her character because the producers turned her into an NCIS Special Agent and series regular. She had a guest appearance in “NCIS: New Orleans.”

 

When the eighteenth season of “NCIS” ended in May 2021, Wickersham confirmed on her social media account that her time on the series had come to an end. She got married to a musician named Blake Hanley in 2010, but they ended up filing for divorce in 2018.

Liza Lapira

Liza Lapira is among the stars who got cast in a recurring role in “NCIS.” She played Michelle Lee from 2006 until 2008. It wasn’t her first time landing a prominent part on TV, for she previously appeared as the main character on the series called “Huff.”

 

She also graced the big screen numerous times, appearing in “21”, “Fast & Furious,” and “Crazy, Stupid, Love.” Lapira might not be appearing on “NCIS” anymore, but she still has other acting roles that grow her fortune in the bank. She starred in “The Equalizer” and “The Fabulous Filipino Brothers” in 2021.

Rena Sofer

Everybody discovered who Rena Sofer was when she gave an outstanding performance in the show called “General Hospital.” Her work on the series landed her a Daytime Emmy Award in 1995. In 2010, she appeared on six episodes of “NCIS” as Margaret Allison Hart.

 

Even if she never became a regular, she still reached greater heights in her career because she got cast in “The Bold and the Beautiful.” Her husband is Sanford Bookstaver, and they had a pretty rocky marriage. The two married in 2003, divorced in 2017, and then got engaged again in 2019.

Mark Harmon

Mark Harmon’s big break in his acting career was his role as Leroy Jethro Gibbs on “NCIS.” He first portrayed the character on “JAG,” but he became part of the main cast of “NCIS” in 2003. He still hasn’t left the show as of 2021. When he was younger, people knew him for his role on “St. Elsewhere” as a college football player.

 

You might also remember him for starring in films like Freaky Friday and Chasing Liberty. Harmon isn’t thinking about retirement yet, and we are excited to see what’s next for him career-wise. He has been married to Pam Dawber since 1987, and they have two kids together.