David Caruso Biography

To pick up extra money between jobs Caruso offered his services to the New York police department where his punkish countenance came in handy in line-ups. This same street-smart quality enabled Caruso to win his first semi-regular TV series role in 1981 as the Irish-American gang leader Shamrock on Hill Street Blues. Subsequent film and TV assignments were in a similar supporting category (for example Caruso is the panicky aviation candidate who washes out of training early-on in An Officer and a Gentleman [1984]). Caruso's first starring TV gig was on the short-lived 1990 cop series H.E.L.P. as officer Frank Sardoni. He continued in this Law Enforcement vein with the role of Det. John Kelly on TV's NYPD Blue (1993- ) produced by Caruso's old Hill Street Blues boss Stephen Bochco. This was Caruso's breakthrough into full stardom and he remained with the series for a little over a season. After a highly publicized clash with the producers David Caruso left NYPD Blue in 1995 parlaying his newfound celebrity into his first starring feature film Kiss of Death (1995).

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