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That really got to me.”īut this is a woman who can tough it out. “It was quite an experience, but I was glad I was there,” she says, “because I have a lot of friends who live in New York.” Helgenberger says it was especially painful to see what happened to the Jersey shore, “because my ex-husband, whom I’m still good friends with, is from New Jersey and I spent a lot of time there. She moved in with friends uptown, and only got to perform twice at the end of that trying week. The hotel where Helgenberger was staying, The Bowery, lost power. “I got there Saturday night, I was supposed to start rehearsing Monday, and Hurricane Sandy hit Sunday night,” she says. Helgenberger had signed on to do a week of performances as part of the revolving cast in “The Exonerated” at the downtown Culture Project in October, 2012.

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I didn’t think about going back into series until later because I was really hoping to find a play.”īut a terrible thing happened to Helgenberger - and everyone else - on the way to doing New York theater: Hurricane Sandy. But creatively, I felt like I needed to switch it up. “It wasn’t that I was needing to get out of that situation. “Certainly I adored the cast, crew and writers,” she says. Three years later, there was another major split: Leaving “CSI” after eleven-and-a-half years, and after becoming one of the highest paid actors on television with an estimated take-home of $375,000 per episode. And she was quoted at the time as saying that it was an “overwhelming” year, because on top of ending her marriage, their only son was off to college and she had just turned 50. In 2009, Helgenberger announced the end of her 20-year marriage to actor Alan Rosenberg. A powerful woman like this, making very important decisions like this, I don’t think she wants to go through life alone.” “On ‘CSI’ I played a woman who was divorced, and this time, I just wanted to play someone who was married. “I was thinking that the writers would eventually reveal a husband or that I’m still in love with my ex-husband.” she says. But Helgenberger chooses to think of Strand as the kind of woman who cuddles, or remembers cuddling, with man, not machine. Her dark suits are as sharp and precise as a military uniform. Playing the woman in charge, Helgenberger’s trademark red hair is pulled back, controlled. Strand has to somehow protect him, and keep him in check. But he is also in constant danger of being hacked or infected with computer viruses. As the physical embodiment of everything right and wrong with cutting edge technology, Vaughn is capable of mentally infiltrating enemy strongholds. Her mission: To supervise super spy Gabriel Vaughn (played by “Lost” star Josh Holloway), who has a nanocomputer chip implanted in his brain. “I said to the property masters, ‘I want to wear a wedding band, even though there is no mention of a husband,’” says Helgenberger, who played a single mother for more than a decade on “CSI” and won an Emmy playing a prostitute on “China Beach.”īut now, she’s Lillian Strand, head of the top-secret US government agency charged with cyber security.

Look closely at Marg Helgenberger’s ring finger in the new CBS drama, “Intelligence,” and you’ll notice what she calls a “teeny, tiny” diamond ring.