Sean Murray
Television actor, star of NCIS
Born
November 15th, 1977
47 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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An American actor gained prominence through a leading role in the television series NCIS, portraying Special Agent Timothy McGee. This role became iconic in the long-running series which premiered in 2003. In addition to NCIS, appeared in the show Jag, contributing to the series before transitioning to NCIS. Murray has also participated in various films and guest appearances, showcasing versatility beyond his primary role.
Portrayed Timothy McGee in NCIS
Appeared in Jag
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