Before A.D.A. Alexandra Borgia saw her tragic end, on the show, she was played by Annie Parisse. She was on “Law&Order,” from 2004-2006. However, the character met her death, in the episode “Invaders,” after she was kidnapped and brutally beaten. Since her days as an A.D.A. Annie has had recurring roles on TV series such as “The Following,” “Vinyl,” and “Person of Interest.”
New York City judge, Walter Bradley, was played by Peter McRobbie. The Judge appeared in “Law&Order,” “Law&Order: Special Victims Unit,” “Law&Order: Trial by Jury,” and “Conviction.” Since his last ruling on “Law&Order,” in 2012, Peter McRobbie has kept himself busy. He had the recurring role of Frederick Elliot on “Boardwalk Empire,” and Father Lantom on “Daredevil.” He is set to appear in a post-apocalyptic drama in 2017, titled “Ambition’s Debt.”
Detective Alexandra Eames was Robert Goren’s partner. She was promoted to Lieutenant in charge of the Major Case Squad. Kathryn Erbe played Det. Eames from 2001-2011 on “Law&Order: Criminal Intent.” However, she reprised the role for an appearance, in 2012 and 2013, on “Law&Order: Special Victims Unit.” Since the show, Erbe has had various acting roles. She had appearances on TV series “Blue Bloods,” “Elementary,” “Billions,” and “Conviction.”
Detective Robert Goren may also be considered one of the most popular characters on the series. Goren, played by Vincent D’Onofrio, was an intelligent and intense man. He used his insight to slowly pick apart criminals. He appeared on the show from 2001-2011. D’Onofrio’s career only flourished after “Law&Order.” He has appeared in numerous movies such as “Run All Night,” “Jurassic World,” and “The Magnificent Seven.” He is currently credited with playing the role of the Wizard, in the TV series, “Emerald City,” which is in post-production.
