David Caruso, born in 1956 in Queens, New York, rose to fame as Detective John Kelly in NYPD Blue (1993), earning a Golden Globe. However, he left after one season due to disputes, leading to a struggling film career with flops like Jade (1995),
His major comeback came in 2002 as Horatio Caine in CSI: Miami, a role that cemented his TV legacy. Since the show’s end, he has stepped away from acting, leading to speculation about his changed appearance, though it’s likely just natural aging. Despite career ups and downs, Caruso remains a memorable figure in television history.
Caruso’s distinctive style—delivering dramatic lines while taking off his sunglasses—became one of the show’s trademarks, and his character was both admired and parodied for these over-the-top moments.
While his acting career has largely been associated with CSI: Miami, David Caruso’s earlier years and his time in the industry have been characterized by both ups and downs, contributing to his somewhat enigmatic reputation.
