Where Is the ‘Rizzoli & Isles’ Cast Today?

From 2010 to 2016, Rizzoli & Isles was one of the most fun crime shows on TV. The real hook wasn't just the murder cases—it was the chemistry between detective Jane Rizzoli (Angie Harmon) and medical examiner Dr. Maura Isles (Sasha Alexander).
They were total opposites, but their bond felt completely real, which is why fans still bring up reboot rumors to this day.
If you’ve been wondering where the squad ended up after the show wrapped, here’s a quick catch-up.
Angie Harmon (Jane Rizzoli)
Angie took things a bit slower on screen after playing Jane. She did some voice work for Voltron: Legendary Defender, narrated Lifetime’s Cellmate Secrets, and launched her own home decor collection. Outside of acting, she stays busy raising her three daughters and working as a UNICEF ambassador.

Sasha Alexander (Dr. Maura Isles)
Sasha stayed active on television. She had a recurring role on Shameless, made guest appearances on Law & Order: SVU and FBI, and starred in the 2020 Netflix thriller Dangerous Lies. Off-camera, she’s been married to director Edoardo Ponti since 2007, and they have two kids.
Jordan Bridges (Frankie Rizzoli Jr.)
Jane’s cop brother kept working across TV and movies. Jordan popped up on Gone, did a couple of Hallmark Christmas movies, and later landed a recurring role in The Old Man alongside his uncle, Jeff Bridges.
Bruce McGill (Det. Vince Korsak)
Bruce is one of those classic actors who never stops working. Since the finale, he’s appeared on Suits, Blue Bloods, and Shades of Blue, along with working on movies like The Best of Enemies and Poms.
Lorraine Bracco (Angela Rizzoli)
After playing Jane’s opinionated mom, Lorraine moved over to another cop favorite with a five-episode run on Blue Bloods as Mayor Margaret Dutton. She also published a wellness book and keeps popping up in indie films and voice roles.
Idara Victor (Nina Holiday)
Idara stayed busy right after the show, jumping onto TURN: Washington’s Spies, Love Is, and Shameless. Later on, she took on a main role as Tina in HBO’s comedy series Minx.
Colin Egglesfield (Tommy Rizzoli)
Colin took on roles in films like Bad Moms and The Space Between Us, plus a couple of episodes of Chicago Fire. In 2019, he released an inspiring memoir, Agile Artist, talking about his career and his battle with cancer. When he’s not acting, he runs a home renovation company in Chicago.
Remembering Lee Thompson Young (Barry Frost)
We can't talk about the cast without mentioning Lee. The former Disney star tragically died in August 2013 at just 29. His passing broke hearts across the fanbase and the set, and the season 5 tribute the cast put together for Barry Frost remains one of the show’s most touching moments.
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It's fascinating to witness the legacy of these actors, as they continue to inspire and leave a lasting impact on the film industry.