Mark Harmon, best known for his role as Leroy Jethro Gibbs on “NCIS,” has had a prolific career spanning six decades with notable performances in various TV shows and movies. While “NCIS” has been a defining part of his legacy, here are five of Mark Harmon’s best projects outside of the long-running crime procedural:
- St. Elsewhere (1983-1986):
- In this groundbreaking medical drama, Harmon portrayed Dr. Robert Caldwell, a character with a complex romantic arc. The show addressed serious medical and social issues, earning critical acclaim and multiple Emmy Awards.
- Chicago Hope (1996-2000):
- Harmon joined the ensemble cast of this medical drama in its third season as Dr. Jack McNeil. The series, led by Mandy Patinkin, explored medical ethics and garnered critical praise.
- Freaky Friday (2003):
- Harmon played Ryan in this Disney film, a departure from his usual roles. The movie, starring Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis, revolves around a mother and daughter who switch bodies, leading to comedic and heartwarming moments.
- For All Time (2000):
- In this lesser-known sci-fi romantic drama, Harmon took on the role of Charles Lattimer. The film, based on a “Twilight Zone” episode, explores time travel and presents Harmon as the leading man in a feature-length role.
- The West Wing (2001-2002):
- Harmon had a brief but impactful role as Secret Service agent Simon Donovan in the political drama. His flirtatious dynamic with Allison Janney’s character earned him an Emmy nomination and played a pivotal role in securing his casting as Gibbs in “NCIS.”
These projects showcase Harmon’s versatility and contributions to various genres, highlighting his range beyond the iconic Gibbs character.
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