Megan Boone

Since leaving The Blacklist, she has appeared in a 2023 episode of Accused.

• Name — Megan Boone • Born — 29 April 1983 • Birthplace — Petoskey, Michigan, U.S. • Children — 1 • Relatives — H. Gary Morse (grandfather) Harold Schwartz (great-grandfather) • Known for — The Blacklist • Occupation — Actress • Years Active — 2001–present

Boone was born in Petoskey, Michigan and raised in The Villages, Florida. Her parents relocated there when she was a child to be closer to her grandparents. Her grandfather, H. Gary Morse, was the developer of The Villages; her mother, Jennifer Parr, is the Director of Sales. Boone has a sister named Paige, a brother named Harper and a half-brother named Hudson. Boone's ancestry is mostly English, German and Jewish (via her maternal grandfather), also Dutch and Irish. Boone studied acting as a student at a local arts magnet Belleview High School, where she graduated in 2001. In 2005, she graduated from Florida State University's School of Theatre with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Acting. Boone studied with Jane Alexander and Edwin Sherin at the Asolo Repertory Theatre and workshopped with playwright Mark Medoff. In late 2017, Boone began studying for an MBA in Sustainability from Bard College In New York.

Boone produced and starred in the 2007 Los Angeles debut of the Charles L. Mee play Limonade Tous Les Jours and won two LA Weekly Theater Awards for her performance. Boone made her feature film debut in the horror film My Bloody Valentine 3D (2009), followed by a supporting role in Sex and the City 2 in 2010. During 2010, in her year in television, she portrayed Junior Deputy District Attorney Lauren Stanton in the short-lived NBC series Law & Order: LA. That same year, Boone made her directorial debut with the independent film Eggshells for Soil, portions of which were shot in her hometown, The Villages, Florida. She has also appeared in Step Up Revolution (2012), the fourth film in the Step Up series. Boone stars in the independent drama Leave Me Like You Found Me (2012), for which she won the Gen Art Film Festival Award for Best Actress. She had a recurring role on the CBS police drama series Blue Bloods in 2013, followed by her starring role of FBI agent Elizabeth Keen in the NBC series The Blacklist that year. The Blacklist achieved critical and public success, including good DVR ratings scores. On June 15, 2021, her departure from The Blacklist was announced for season 8, reportedly to pursue other opportunities. She started the production company Weird Sister, signing a first look deal with Sony Pictures Television.

Boone is married to artist Dan Estabrook. Their first child was born in April 2016. In 2017, she became a spokesperson for climate and environmental legislation and used her acting platform to help raise awareness for bills, and to pass laws in her home state of New York such as the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act and Birds and Bees Protection Act banning the agricultural use of neonicotinoids.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2008 — The Cleaner — Rae — Episode: "Five Little Words" • 2008 — Cold Case — Helen McCormick '60 — Episode: "Wings" • 2010 — Harvard Medical School — Nell Larson — TV pilot • 2010–2011 — Law & Order: LA — DDA Lauren Stanton — Recurring role • 2013 — Blue Bloods — Detective Candice McElroy — 2 episodes • 2013–2021 — The Blacklist — Elizabeth Keen — Series Lead (seasons 1–8) • 2014 — Robot Chicken — Hannah Horvath / Kelly Garrett / Zira / Angie — 2 episodes • 2017 — The Blacklist: Redemption — Elizabeth Keen — 2 episodes • 2021 — The Underground Railroad — Miss Lucy — 1 episode • 2023 — Accused — Jenny — 1 episode

The authorities additionally record the heading Megan Whitney Boone. Her recorded language was English. She married Dan Estabrook.