Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Siren Call
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Siren Call
Season 6, Episode 3
An officer's teenage stepdaughter is found dead in her car after a night of partying, leading Goren and Eames to investigate her boss - who is also an ex-boyfriend - and his supermodel wife. However, when another supposed lover comes forward, their attention turns to a different source and they must combat a small-town police force trying to protect one of its own. Guest starring Brooke Shields
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Cast & Crew
Vincent D'Onofrio
(Actor)
.. Det Robert Goren
Kathryn Erbe
(Actor)
.. Det Alexandra Eames
Eric Bogosian
(Actor)
.. Capt Danny Ross
Brooke Shields
(Actor)
.. Kelly Sloane-Raines
Joel Gretsch
(Actor)
.. Jason Raines
David Warshofsky
(Actor)
.. Officer Ray Wiznesky
Signy Coleman
(Actor)
.. Joyce Wiznesky
Adam LaVorgna
(Actor)
.. Brian Murphy
Matt Mulhern
(Actor)
.. Officer Sajak
Blythe Auffarth
(Actor)
.. Nicole Johnson
Samantha Hahn
(Actor)
.. Ashley Gardela
Mackenzie Jo Pardi
(Actor)
.. Emily Wiznesky
John Driscoll
(Actor)
.. Dean Howard
Baron Vaughn
(Actor)
.. Amos
Chris Henry Coffey
(Actor)
.. Hobart
Traci Godfrey
(Actor)
.. Det Agnes Farley
Frank Prinzi
(Director)
Julie Martin
(Writer)
More Information
Did You Know..
Vincent D'Onofrio
(Actor)
.. Det Robert Goren
Born:
June 30, 1959
in
New York
Best Known For:
Law and Order: Criminal Intent.
Early-life:
Vincent Phillip D'Onofrio was born on June 30, 1959, in Brooklyn, New York. His father was an interior designer, his sister is an acting coach. The family moved a lot, so he grew up in places such as Hawaii, Colorado and Miami. On leaving school he returned to the Big Apple to study at the Actors Studio. To make ends meet, he appeared in student films and became a bouncer.
Career:
Following his debut movie, The First Turn-On, in 1983, D'Onofrio became a member of the American Stanislavski Theatre Company and appeared in acclaimed productions of The Petrified Forest, Of Mice and Men, and Sexual Perversity in Chicago. His Broadway debut came in 1984's Open Admissions, and he hasn't looked back since. Films include Full Metal Jacket (for which he gained 70 pounds to play troubled Private Pyle), JFK, Malcolm X, Ed Wood, Men in Black, and The Cell. In 2001, D'Onofrio began playing Detective Robert Goren in TV series Law & Order: Criminal Intent. He quit the role in season nine, but returned in the final season of eight episodes.
Quote:
"I found my niche as a character actor. I've never felt like a movie star or teen idol and never wanted to."
Trivia:
He gained 45lbs for his role in The Salton Sea (2002).
Kathryn Erbe
(Actor)
.. Det Alexandra Eames
Born:
July 05, 1966
in
Newton, Massachusetts
Best Known For:
Playing Detective Alexandra Eames in Law & Order: Criminal Intent.
Early-life:
Born July 5, 1966, in Massachusetts, USA. Kathryn developed a passion for acting at an early age and graduated from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts in 1990. She became a member of Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre Company in 1993, which her ex-husband Terry Kinney co-founded with CSI: NY star Gary Sinise and Grey's Anatomy's Jeff Perry. Made her movie debut in little-seen 1989 offering, Runaway Dreams. The same year she appeared in TV series Chicken Soup.
Career:
Erbe was nominated for a 1991 Tony Award as Best Actress in Broadway play The Speed of Darkness. The same year she appeared in the Bill Murray movie What About Bob. A string of hit and miss projects followed, including Rich in Love, Breathing Lessons, D2: The Mighty Ducks, Kiss of Death and The Addiction. She gave a memorable turn in the Kevin Bacon chiller Stir of Echoes and had a recurring role in the TV series Oz. In 2001, Erbe landed the part of Detective Alexandra Eames in Law & Order: Criminal Intent and went on to star in more than 140 episodes.
Quote:
On the gruelling Law & Order schedule: "It takes up my whole life, really."
Trivia:
In 2011, an obsessed fan was sentenced to five years probation for stalking and harassing Erbe and her family.
Eric Bogosian
(Actor)
.. Capt Danny Ross
Brooke Shields
(Actor)
.. Kelly Sloane-Raines
Born:
May 31, 1965
in
New York
Best Known For:
The Blue Lagoon.
Early-life:
Brooke Christa Shields was born on May 31, 1965, in New York. She has an older half-sister called Marina. Her father Frank was a Revlon cosmetics executive, her mother Teri is a former model who went on to manage her daughter's career. Shields started out as a model at the age of 11 months, and made her catwalk debut at the age of three. She went on to grace the covers of more than 400 magazines.
Career:
Shields' movie debut was in 1976's Communion. Two years later she appeared as a child prostitute in Pretty Baby, the hugely successful - though controversial - film that made her name. The Blue Lagoon - featuring scenes with her frolicking naked - was also a success in 1980. However, she subsequently appeared in several flops, prompting her to ditch acting in favour of studying French literature at Princeton University. She later starred in an acclaimed version of Grease on Broadway and appeared in her own sitcom, Suddenly Susan, which ran for four years until 2000. In recent years, she has made guest appearances on Two and a Half Men, Hannah Montana, Lipstick Jungle and The Middle. She has also starred in Chicago on Broadway and the West End. In June 2011 she assumed the role of Morticia in Broadway musical, The Addams Family.
Quote:
"People think of me as a mannequin, all show and no substance."
Trivia:
In 2014, Shields published her autobiography, There Was a Little Girl: The Real Story of My Mother and Me.
Joel Gretsch
(Actor)
.. Jason Raines
David Warshofsky
(Actor)
.. Officer Ray Wiznesky
Signy Coleman
(Actor)
.. Joyce Wiznesky
Adam LaVorgna
(Actor)
.. Brian Murphy
Matt Mulhern
(Actor)
.. Officer Sajak
Blythe Auffarth
(Actor)
.. Nicole Johnson
Samantha Hahn
(Actor)
.. Ashley Gardela
Mackenzie Jo Pardi
(Actor)
.. Emily Wiznesky
John Driscoll
(Actor)
.. Dean Howard
Baron Vaughn
(Actor)
.. Amos
Chris Henry Coffey
(Actor)
.. Hobart
Traci Godfrey
(Actor)
.. Det Agnes Farley
Frank Prinzi
(Director)
Julie Martin
(Writer)
