The cast of 'NYPD Blue' ranked by net worth

While he doesn’t appear on CelebrityNetWorth, a few other sources cite James McDaniel’s net worth at $700,000. McDaniel played Lt. Arthur Fancy on “NYPD Blue” for years, totaling 167 episodes. He also appeared in “Malcom X” and “Orange Is the New Black” among other projects.

Another CelebrityNetWorth mystery, Bill Brochtrup has about $1.3 million according to IdolNetWorth. His credits include fellow cop show “Major Crimes” and movies like “He’s Just Not That Into You.”

Henry Simmons joined the “NYPD Blue” cast in 2000 after departing from “Another World.” Most recently Simmons appeared for six years on “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D."

Kim Delaney got her big break on “All My Children,” where she played Jenny, before moving on to shows like “CSI: Miami,” “The O.C.”, “Chicago Fire,” and most recently “General Hospital.”

While his older brother John Turturro might be a bit more famous, Nicholas Turturro has appeared in a number of major shows and films like “Blue Bloods" and Spike Lee’s “Jungle Fever,” in addition to “NYPD Blue.”

These days fans can find Gordon Clapp in “Mare of Easttown,” or his recent stint of several years on “Chicago Fire.” He’s had a ton of bit parts, but his long on “NYPD Blue,” along with the series “Check It Out,” helped give him his $5 million.

The role of A.D.A. Sylvia Costas came pretty early in Sharon Lawrence’s career, helping launch her to roles on “Monk,” “The Line,” “Rizzoli & Isles,” and recently “Shameless.”

Talk about range. Jimmy Smits went on from “NYPD Blue” to star in everything from “The West Wing” to a number of “Star Wars” films, helping boost his total career fortune up to an immense $15 million.

Big movies like “Die Hard 2” and “City of Angels” are listed among Dennis Franz’s credits, though the role of detective Andy Sipowicz on “NYPD Blue” was his longest and most notable role.