Jason Beghe

Jason Beghe is an American actor known for his gravelly voice, which developed following a car accident and subsequent intubation. He is best known for portraying Sergeant Hank Voight, the leader of the Intelligence Unit on NBC’s police procedural "Chicago P.D." Beghe originated the role on "Chicago Fire" and has become a central figure in the "Chicago" franchise, recognized for his performances and on-screen leadership.

Beyond "Chicago P.D.," Beghe's career includes roles in film and television. He starred as quadriplegic law student Allan Mann in George A. Romero’s "Monkey Shines," played a police officer in "Thelma & Louise," and appeared as Demi Moore’s love interest in "G.I. Jane." His television credits include recurring roles on series such as "Picket Fences," "Melrose Place," "Chicago Hope," "American Dreams," "Cane," and "Californication," as well as guest appearances on other dramas, highlighting his versatility in the entertainment industry.

In addition to his acting work, Beghe has advocated for social causes, including supporting exonerees through involvement with Exonerated Nation, inspired by his experience portraying law enforcement. He has publicly discussed personal challenges, including anger management and his departure from Scientology. Beghe is recognized as a speaker and figure in the entertainment industry, noted for his authenticity and engagement with social issues.