In a poignant tribute to the enduring legacy of “Law & Order,” we remember the remarkable actors who have shaped the series and left us far too soon. This second installment honors 15 more legends whose contributions to the iconic show and the entertainment industry continue to resonate.

Richard Bright, known for his gritty portrayal of Albert Boxer, passed away in 2006, leaving behind a legacy that includes memorable roles in “The Godfather” trilogy. Doris Belack, who embodied the commanding Judge Margaret Barry, departed in 2011, her sharp intellect forever etched in the courtroom drama. Ly Cohen, a beloved figure for her role as Judge Elizabeth Mizer, passed in 2020, remembered for her versatility in both “Sex and the City” and “The Hunger Games.”

David Margulies, the wise Dr. Jack Clayberg, and Clark Middleton, who brought intrigue as Ellis, both left us with unforgettable performances that enriched the series. Jerry Becker, Robert Hogan, and George Grizzard, each with their unique courtroom presence, also made indelible marks before their passings.

Ron McClardy, Larry Sherman, and Sam Coppola added depth and authenticity to their roles, while Roger Robinson and Joseph Siravo showcased their talents across various mediums, from theater to television. Robert Vaughn, a Hollywood icon, and Daan Matthews, whose authority was felt both on-screen and in the theater, are also remembered for their significant contributions.

As we reflect on their legacies, we celebrate not just their roles in “Law & Order,” but the profound impact they had on the world of entertainment. Though they are no longer with us, their performances will forever inspire fans and future generations. Join us in honoring these cinematic legends, whose artistry continues to shine brightly in the hearts of audiences worldwide.