Meet the Cast of NCIS: New York - A Star-Studded Addition to the Franchise
NCIS: New York, the latest addition to the NCIS franchise, features a star-studded cast led by LL Cool J and Scott Caan. The crime drama follows NCIS Special Agent Sam Hanna as he returns to his hometown of New York City to lead a new team in high-stakes missions. Jennifer Beals joins the cast as Assistant Special Agent in Charge Robyn Wells, the director of the NCIS New York field office. She is known for her intuition and is respected by her team.
Jacqueline Byers, Shane Harper, and Devin Druid round out the cast as members of Sam and Nick's team. Byers plays NCIS Special Agent Addison "Addy" Ross, a tough and resourceful agent with something to prove. Harper portrays NCIS Special Agent Wyatt Hill, a fearless and skilled agent who is also a hopeless romantic. Druid takes on the role of NCIS Tech Specialist Sean Sullivan, a witty and brilliant team member who is resistant to authority.
NCIS: New York is set to premiere this fall as part of CBS' Tuesday lineup, with episodes streaming on Paramount+ the next day. The series is produced by CBS Studios and distributed by Paramount Global Content Distribution. The show is executive produced by R. Scott Gemmill, Byron Balasco, Adam Davidson, Kyle Harimoto, Joe Wilson, LL Cool J, and Jason Barrett, with Balasco serving as showrunner.
Beals, known for her role in Flashdance, has a diverse acting background that includes projects like Luckiest Girl Alive and Devil in a Blue Dress. Byers, who previously starred in CBS' Salvation, has also appeared in AMC's Dark Winds and Showtime's Roadies. Harper, fresh off his role in Starz's Power Book IV: Force, has been part of the main casts of Hightown, A Teacher, and Happyland. Druid, recognized for his role in 13 Reasons Why, is represented by Untitled Entertainment and Gang, Tyre, Ramer, Brown & Passman.
With an exciting cast and a thrilling premise, NCIS: New York promises to deliver action-packed episodes and captivating storylines to fans of the NCIS franchise.