The incredible physical change of Mary McDonnell 10 years after starring in Major Crimes

Mary McDonnell played the enigmatic Sharon Raydor on the TNT series Major Crimes. A decade after the end of it, the actress shows a radical change of image that surprised all the fans of the program.

Major Crimesthe famous chain series T.N.T. spin-off of the acclaimed The Closeris a crime drama that was on the air for six seasons, with a total of more than 100 episodes, which tells the story of a police department in charge of investigating large-scale crimes.

The show, which didn’t receive as much critical acclaim as The Closer and didn’t win any Emmywas against all odds a success for the TNT television network that still broadcasts Major Crimes in reruns that have become a must-see for fans of the spectacular show directed by James Duff.

Major Crimes, featured many of the same characters and performers as its predecessor The Closar, which rarely happens on TV, with only a few cast changes. One of them starring kyra sedgwick who resigned from her main role, leaving the renowned actress, Mary McDonnell, as the protagonist.

Mary McDonnell played Sharon Raydor in Major Crimes. Her character only appeared in 26 episodes of The Closer, but she made quite an impression on fans. Unfortunately, Raydor was killed in episode 9 of season 6 of the series and only appeared in a video in the following episode.. It was an incredibly emotional twist that most viewers never imagined.

Mary McDonnell has changed a lot since leaving her role as Sharon Raydor on Major Crimes

While Mary McDonnell’s performance in Major Crimes was often powerful, she is best known for her Oscar-nominated performances in Passion Fish and especially next to Kevin Costner in the beloved winner of the Oscar Dances with Wolves. On television, she is well known for playing President Laura Roslin on Battlestar Galactica of syfy. She also played Dr. Virginia Dixon on Grey’s Anatomy.

Following her role on Major Crimes, Mary McDonnell appeared in the short-lived series rebel of katey sagal and had a lead voice role in the animated series The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf. McDonnell will star alongside Bruce Greenwood, Annabeth Gish, mark hamill, Carla Gugino, T’Nia Miller and others in The Fall of the House of Usher of mike flannaganbased on the tale of Edgar Allen Poe of the same name. Details of the show are still under wraps, but his role is likely to lead in the Netflix horror/drama miniseries, which only intensifies our excitement for the show.