Rocky Carroll has become a fixture in the world of NCIS, portraying the authoritative Director Leon Vance since 2008 and overseeing the team on the long-running CBS procedural.
With a career spanning over 15 years on the show, the 60-year-old actor has left an indelible mark in the role of Vance. However, amidst ongoing SAG-AFTRA strikes, fans are curious about Carroll’s potential departure and his other endeavors.
Before stepping into the shoes of Vance, Carroll had an illustrious career in various projects. His credits included roles in shows such as Roc, Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego, Gargoyles, Chicago Hope, and The Agency. Preceding his NCIS tenure, Carroll had notable roles in films like Crimson Tide, Best Laid Plans, Early Edition, and Five Desperate Hours.
Apart from his prominent stint in NCIS, Carroll made appearances in shows like ER, The West Wing, Family Law, Grey’s Anatomy, and The IT Crowd as Denham. His appearances expanded into the NCIS universe, with roles in NCIS: New Orleans, NCIS: Los Angeles, and a guest appearance in NCIS: Hawai’i.
Moreover, Carroll’s involvement behind the camera has been noteworthy, having directed over 20 episodes of NCIS. Reflecting on this facet of his career, Carroll expressed amazement at his directorial journey, highlighting the show’s enduring appeal and its impact on viewers’ perception of justice in a complex world.
In addition to his NCIS commitment, Carroll showcased his talents in other series such as Blue, lent his voice to animated works like Justice League: War and Glenn Martin DDS, and starred in films like Yes Man and The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks.
The enduring popularity of NCIS and Carroll’s integral role as Vance underscore the show’s significance in the realm of television, providing a sense of closure and justice that resonates with audiences.
Fans can catch NCIS on CBS for Carroll’s compelling portrayal as Director Vance.
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