The Most Handsome Heroes on Satellite TV: Law & Order
Nothing personal, Sam Waterston and Jerry Orbach, but when it comes to the hit show Law & Order, currently in the twentieth season, you guys aren't amongst the most handsome of the New York City crime fighters. This insanely popular crime drama has aired since 1990, and gone through a host of cast members. Moving from a grainy cop drama to a high definition spectacular, the show has certainly kept up with the changing times and tastes. While the show's success is largely accredited to the writing that provides exciting, disturbing, and original new material each episode, many fans would beg to differ. Some fans might argue that the real appeal has been the good-looking actors portraying our favorite law enforcement officials. Who wins the prize for most handsome Law & Order men? These four certainly seem to be in the running.
Detective Mike Logan, aka Chris Noth, was propelled to fame by his roles on not only Law & Order, but the smash HBO series Sex and the City. Currently, he is starring in the drama The Good Wife. Standing at a cool 6'1" this Madison, Wisconsin native spent his younger years travelling the world with his mother, CBS news reporter Jeanne Parr. Many may not know that Noth is a graduate of the Yale School of Drama, with screen credits including Cast Away (2000), Searching for Paradise (2002), and The Perfect Man (2005). In addition to the silver screen, Noth has performed on the stage, including on Broadway in "The Best Man." Of course, what most fans of Chris Noth might not know is that he is the owner of "The Cutting Room," a Manhattan bar and music venue, he is the proud recipient of a World Theater Award (2001) for Best Broadway Debut in "Best Man," and that he has a son named Orion Christopher. Catch all Noth performances, old and new, on the many movie and premium channels available from satellite TV.
Rey Curtis, also known as Benjamin Bratt, is not only famous for his role on Law & Order, but various screen credits like Love in the Time of Cholera (2007), Catwoman (2004), Traffic (2000), Clear and Present Danger (1994), and satellite TV roles in programs like The Cleaner, E-Ring, and Homicide: Life on the Street. Born and bred in San Francisco, California, Bratt stuck around California to earn a Bachelor in Fine Arts degree from the University of Santa Barbara. Some may be surprised to know he was a "frat boy," as a member of the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. While his looks may have lead him into the arms of Julia Roberts, his one time, superstar girlfriend, his talent has lead him into a host of awards including several ALMA awards, Blockbuster Entertainment Awards, an Emmy Award, an Imagen Foundation Award, an NCLR Bravo Award, a PRISM Award, several Screen Actors Guild Awards, and yes, even two Razzie Awards for "Worst Screen Couple" for The Next Best Thing (2000), and again for Catwoman (2004), against Madonna and Halle Berry, respectively. Luckily in real life he's managed a better coupling with wife Talisa Soto, and their two children.
Jeremy Sisto, best known not only for playing Detective Lupo on Law & Order, but Billy Chenowith on Six Feet Under, the HBO series, has earned fame based on his pure talent, and of course his ruggedly handsome good looks. This young actor can also be caught on satellite TV appearing in series like Kidnapped where he plays the role of "Knapp," and Dawson's Creek, where he appeared as "Christopher." Famous Sisto movies include Waitress (2007), Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Undead (2009), Gardens of the Night (2008), and The War Prayer (2007). Born in Northern California, Jeremy studied at UCLA before breaking into a full time acting career. This heartbreaker has been married twice, with the first marriage ending in divorce. Famous leading ladies he's been seen dating (during his single days of course) include Reese Witherspoon. One thing you might not know about Sisto is that, a la Courtney Cox, Jeremy makes an early career appearance in a music video, Twisted Sister's "We're Not Gonna Take It."
Detective Mike Logan, aka Chris Noth, was propelled to fame by his roles on not only Law & Order, but the smash HBO series Sex and the City. Currently, he is starring in the drama The Good Wife. Standing at a cool 6'1" this Madison, Wisconsin native spent his younger years travelling the world with his mother, CBS news reporter Jeanne Parr. Many may not know that Noth is a graduate of the Yale School of Drama, with screen credits including Cast Away (2000), Searching for Paradise (2002), and The Perfect Man (2005). In addition to the silver screen, Noth has performed on the stage, including on Broadway in "The Best Man." Of course, what most fans of Chris Noth might not know is that he is the owner of "The Cutting Room," a Manhattan bar and music venue, he is the proud recipient of a World Theater Award (2001) for Best Broadway Debut in "Best Man," and that he has a son named Orion Christopher. Catch all Noth performances, old and new, on the many movie and premium channels available from satellite TV.
Rey Curtis, also known as Benjamin Bratt, is not only famous for his role on Law & Order, but various screen credits like Love in the Time of Cholera (2007), Catwoman (2004), Traffic (2000), Clear and Present Danger (1994), and satellite TV roles in programs like The Cleaner, E-Ring, and Homicide: Life on the Street. Born and bred in San Francisco, California, Bratt stuck around California to earn a Bachelor in Fine Arts degree from the University of Santa Barbara. Some may be surprised to know he was a "frat boy," as a member of the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. While his looks may have lead him into the arms of Julia Roberts, his one time, superstar girlfriend, his talent has lead him into a host of awards including several ALMA awards, Blockbuster Entertainment Awards, an Emmy Award, an Imagen Foundation Award, an NCLR Bravo Award, a PRISM Award, several Screen Actors Guild Awards, and yes, even two Razzie Awards for "Worst Screen Couple" for The Next Best Thing (2000), and again for Catwoman (2004), against Madonna and Halle Berry, respectively. Luckily in real life he's managed a better coupling with wife Talisa Soto, and their two children.
Jeremy Sisto, best known not only for playing Detective Lupo on Law & Order, but Billy Chenowith on Six Feet Under, the HBO series, has earned fame based on his pure talent, and of course his ruggedly handsome good looks. This young actor can also be caught on satellite TV appearing in series like Kidnapped where he plays the role of "Knapp," and Dawson's Creek, where he appeared as "Christopher." Famous Sisto movies include Waitress (2007), Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Undead (2009), Gardens of the Night (2008), and The War Prayer (2007). Born in Northern California, Jeremy studied at UCLA before breaking into a full time acting career. This heartbreaker has been married twice, with the first marriage ending in divorce. Famous leading ladies he's been seen dating (during his single days of course) include Reese Witherspoon. One thing you might not know about Sisto is that, a la Courtney Cox, Jeremy makes an early career appearance in a music video, Twisted Sister's "We're Not Gonna Take It."