Law & Order: Brilliant Disguise
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm, Wednesday, May 27 on 5USA (21)
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Brilliant Disguise
Season 20, Episode 15
Lupo and Bernard investigate when a woman is found brutally murdered, and the evidence leads them to a medical school student. Police drama, starring Jeremy Sisto and Anthony Anderson
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Cast & Crew
Jeremy Sisto
(Actor)
.. Det Cyrus Lupo
Anthony Anderson
(Actor)
.. Det Kevin Bernard
S Epatha Merkerson
(Actor)
.. Lt Anita Van Buren
Linus Roache
(Actor)
.. Executive ADA Michael Cutter
Alana De La Garza
(Actor)
.. ADA Connie Rubirosa
Sam Waterston
(Actor)
.. Jack McCoy
Daniel Eric Gold
(Actor)
.. Alex Conway
Alex Chapple
(Director)
More Information
Did You Know..
Jeremy Sisto
(Actor)
.. Det Cyrus Lupo
Born:
October 06, 1974
in
California
Best Known For:
Playing Billy Chenowith in Six Feet Under.
Early-life:
Jeremy Merton Sisto was born in 1974 in Grass Valley, California, but at the age of six, when his parents actress mother Reedy and jazz DJ father Richard divorced, he, his mum and older sister Meadow, moved to Chicago, where she and Jeremy began auditioning for theatre roles. While attending the progressive Francis W Parker School, he landed his first acting job in the film Grand Canyon. He then studied at UCLA, and after graduating, began acting full-time.
Career:
Jeremy landed parts in several movies during the early Nineties, including Hideaway and Clueless, working steadily throughout the decade until he was handed the leading role in the TV movie Jesus. More film work followed until 2002, when he played Julius Caesar in the miniseries of the same name. Jeremy continued to hone his craft in a variety of movies, before accepting the part of Billy Chenowith in the hit TV series Six Feet Under. The role made him a household name and since then, he's returned to the big screen with offerings including A Lot Like Love and Waitress. Jeremy has also branched out into producing movies and set up his own company in 2003. He still works extensively in theatre.
Quote:
On what frightens him: "The thing about being scared is that sometimes you flip it and be inspired by it. When you confront your fears, you learn more than if you accept them."
Trivia:
Away from acting, he plays in a band and enjoys poker.
Anthony Anderson
(Actor)
.. Det Kevin Bernard
S Epatha Merkerson
(Actor)
.. Lt Anita Van Buren
Linus Roache
(Actor)
.. Executive ADA Michael Cutter
Alana De La Garza
(Actor)
.. ADA Connie Rubirosa
Sam Waterston
(Actor)
.. Jack McCoy
Born:
November 15, 1940
in
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Best Known For:
Playing Jack McCoy in Law & Order.
Early-life:
Samuel Atkinson Waterston was born on November 15, 1940, in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He caught the acting bug at the age of seven, attended Groton Prep School and entered Yale University on a scholarship in 1958. Sam studied French and history, and graduated with a BA in 1962. He honed his craft at the American Actors Workshop in Paris. After leaving Yale, he spent some months at the Clinton Playhouse.
Career:
Waterston made his showbiz debut in 1965 appearing in The Plastic Dome of Norma Jean and Dr Kildare. A string of projects followed, including Generation, Three, The Glass Menagerie, The Great Gatsby, Capricorn One, Eagle's Wing and Heaven's Gate. He received an Oscar-nomination as journalist Sydney Schanberg in acclaimed 1984 movie The Killing Fields. He's also appeared in Hannah and Her Sisters, September, Serial Mom and The Newsroom. Between 1994 and 2010, he played Jack McCoy in 333 episodes of Law & Order, a role he reprised for the two spin-off shows, Special Victims Unit and Trial By Jury, as well as Homicide: Life on the Street.
Quote:
On how he handles fame: "I got a note from my father, who said that 'Success is wonderful, if you don't inhale'."
Trivia:
In 2012, he was inducted into the American Theatre Hall of Fame.
Daniel Eric Gold
(Actor)
.. Alex Conway
Alex Chapple
(Director)
