James LeGros

• Name — James LeGros • Born — 27 April 1962 • Birthplace — Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States • Occupation — Actor • Years Active — 1984–present • Children — 2 • Relatives — Robert Loggia (father-in-law)

Le Gros starred in Gus Van Sant's film Drugstore Cowboy and had a role for Living in Oblivion, where he played Chad Palomino, a self-centered actor with endless "a-list" star demands for a "b-movie" director and crew. He had a prominent role opposite Patrick Swayze and Keanu Reeves in the 1991 action adventure film Point Break as bank robber, Roach. Le Gros appeared on Showtime's Sleeper Cell (as Special Agent Ray Fuller) and on Law & Order. He was also a cast member on the television series Ally McBeal and guest-starred on Roseanne, Punky Brewster, The Outer Limits, and Friends. He portrayed Dr. Dan Harris on the NBC series Mercy. Le Gros portrayed Peter Gray in the Dark Sky thriller Bitter Feast. He is the first actor to appear on TV as Deputy United States Marshal Raylan Givens in the TV film Pronto, based on a book by Elmore Leonard. Le Gros also appeared on the TV series Justified (which centers on Givens) as antagonist Wade Messer.

Le Gros married actress and photographer Kristina Loggia, daughter of actor Robert Loggia, in 1992. They have two sons; their son Noah LeGros is also an actor.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1984 — Knight Rider — 'Trasher' — Television debut Episode: "The Rotten Apples"; credited as James Le Gros • The Ratings Game — Car Attendant — Television Movie; credited as James Legros • 1985 — Simon & Simon — Punk Boy — Episode: "Slither" • Punky Brewster — 'Blade' — 2 episodes • CBS Schoolbreak Special — Freddie Cruz — Episode: "Ace Hits the Big Time" • 1993 — Class of '96 — Lucas Miller — Episode: "When Whitney Met Linda" • 1996 — Roseanne — Mr. Schlosser — Episode: "Springtime for David" • Marshal Law — 'Cougar' — Television Movie • 1997 — The Outer Limits — Ben Conklin — Episode: "Dead Man's Switch" • Pronto — Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens — Television Movie • 1998 — ER — Dr. Max Rocher — Recurring role; 3 episodes • L.A. Doctors — Dwight Anthony — Episode: "Under the Radar" • 1999 — Border Line — Dan MacIvers — Television Movie • 2000 — Common Ground — Amos — Television Movie • 2000–2001 — Ally McBeal — Mark Albert — recurring role; 28 episodes Nominated—Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series • 2002 — Friends — Jim Nelson — Episode: "The One with the Tea Leaves" • Big Shot: Confessions of a Campus Bookie — Troy — Television Movie • Damaged Love — Doug Peeno — Television Movie • 2003 — The Street Lawyer — Barry Nuzzo — Television Movie • 2004 — Paradise — Matthew Paradise — Television Movie • 2005 — Law & Order — Dwight Jacobs — Episode: "Red Ball" • Sleeper Cell — Special Agent Ray Fuller — recurring role; 7 episodes • 2008 — 1% — Rabbi — Television Movie • 2009–2010 — Mercy — Dr. Dan Harris — recurring role; 22 episodes • 2010 — Law & Order: Special Victims Unit — Bill Harris — Episode: "Behave" • 2011 — Mildred Pierce — Wally Burgan — Television Miniseries; 5 episodes • 2011–2014 — Justified — Wade Messer — recurring role; 6 episodes • 2012 — Grey's Anatomy — Jerry — Episode: "Flight" • House M.D. — Oliver — Episode: "Everybody Dies" • Girls — Jeff Lavoyt — recurring role; 4 episodes • 2013 — Revenge — Father Paul Whitley — recurring role; 3 episodes • The Good Wife — Judge Adam Tolkin — Episode: "The Next Month" • The Sixth Gun — Bill John O'Henry — Television Movie • 2014 — Constantine — Ellis McGee — Episode: "The Darkness Beneath" • 2014–2016 — Person of Interest — Bruce Moran — recurring role; 3 episodes • 2015 — Battle Creek — Mitchell Ford — Episode: "Stockholm" • 2016 — Billions — Henchman — Episode: "Boasts and Rails" • 2017 — Fear the Walking Dead — Eddie — Episode: "Things Bad Begun" • 2018–2021 — Blue Bloods — Don Voorhees — 3 episodes • 2018 — Castle Rock — Sheriff — Episode: "Harvest" • 2019 — The Passage — Horace Guilder — 5 episodes • 2020 — Hunters — Hank Grimsby — 5 episodes • Love Life — Larry Carter — 2 episodes • 2021 — The Mosquito Coast — Agent Don Voorhees — 4 episodes • 2025 — Severance — Hampton — Episode: "Sweet Vitriol"