Actor and filmmaker Jim Klock (Green Book, The Whole Truth, Deepwater Horizon) guest stars as a Deputy Attorney General Brett Gaines in NCIS season 23, episode 4, titled “Gone Girls,” in which the team investigates a U.S. Marine who is believed to have kidnapped the wife of one of the most powerful men at the Department of Justice. This episode of the CBS Original series NCIS aired Tuesday, November 4 on the CBS Television Network, and streams on Paramount+ (live and on demand for Paramount+ Premium plan subscribers, or on demand for Paramount+ Essential subscribers the day after the episode airs)*. Series star Rocky Carroll directs the episode.
Created by Donald P. Bellisario and Don McGill, and starring Sean Murray (Special Agent Timothy McGee), Wilmer Valderrama (Special Agent Nickolas “Nick” Torres), Brian Dietzen (Dr. Jimmy Palmer), Diona Reasonover (Forensic Scientist Kasie Hines), Katrina Law (Special Agent Jessica Knight), with Rocky Carroll (NCIS Director Leon Vance), and Gary Cole (NCIS Special Agent Alden Parker), NCIS (Naval Criminal Investigative Service) is more than just an action drama. With liberal doses of humor, it’s a show that focuses on the sometimes complex and always amusing dynamics of a team forced to work together in high-stress situations. From murder and espionage to terrorism and stolen submarines, these special agents investigate all crimes with Navy or Marine Corps ties.
Jim Klock has had success acting in projects such as, Academy Award-winning film “Green Book” with Viggo Mortensen, and Mahershala Ali, “Underground Railroad”, written and directed by Barry Jenkins, “The Whole Truth”, opposite Keanu Reeves and Renee Zellweger; “Deepwater Horizon”, with Mark Wahlberg; “True Detective”, with Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson; “The Astronaut Wives Club” on ABC; and as Detective Chisolm alongside Jamie Lee Curtis and Emma Roberts on FOX’s “Scream Queens”. Jim also starred in the Warner Bros. Feature Film “Alex & Me” alongside soccer superstar Alex Morgan and has a recurring role on the hit Marvel series “Cloak & Dagger”. He starred in Hulu’s “Into the Dark” series in the Season One Finale titled “Pure” as well as starring alongside Thomas Haden Church, Trai Byers, and Mykelti Williamson in “The 24th” directed by Oscar Winner Kevin Willmott and next will be seen starring along side Jamie Foxx and Tommy Lee Jones in “The Burial”, and in “Mort in Sherman Oaks” starring Lucy Hale and Jim Gaffigan. Jim guest-starred on season two of “Leverage: Redemption” and as Captain Keith Butler on the CBS hit series “Blue Bloods” as well as recently starring with Dermot Mulroney in the upcoming film “Like Father Like Son” and “Neighborhood Watch” with Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Jack Quaid. Jim is currently starring opposite Dennis Quaid and Jean Reno in “The Florist.”
Jim’s passion for filmmaking also includes producing, directing, and creating digital media. Jim has produced several films, including “The Trials of Cate McCall” with Kate Beckinsale and Nick Nolte; “There’s Always Woodstock”, with Katey Sagal and Brittany Snow; “Patient Seven”, with Michael Ironside; and “A Christmas Arrangement”, which premiered in November 2018 on Lifetime. Most recently, Jim produced the feature film “Already Gone” alongside Keanu Reeves, starring Sean William Scott and directed by Chris Kenneally, which was released theatrically in September 2019. Jim’s directing credits include “Red Letters” (2019), “Murder Eleven” (2013), “River Guard” (2016), “Massacre on Aisle 12” (2016), “6:66PM: Evil Has an Hour to Kill” (2017) which premiered at the Buffalo Dreams Fantastic Film Festival in November 2017 and won the Best Comedy Feature Film Award and he both directed and starred in “Slayed” (2020) which premiered as an Amazon Prime Exclusive Release. Jim has even created a digital comedic series called “Interrogations Gone Wrong” in which Keanu Reeves and Jason O’Mara have guest-starred.
A decorated veteran police officer and former undercover narcotics detective, Jim worked and trained in many areas of law enforcement, including SWAT tactics, hostage negotiations, undercover operations, narcotics interdiction, interviews/interrogations, crime scene processing, and evidence collection. He was also an instructor in narcotics investigation, community policing, officer survival, and defensive tactics/Krav Maga. Jim now teaches an 8-hour intensive training class at the regional law enforcement academy titled “Introduction to Acting for Undercover and Plain Clothes Officers”. His experience in law enforcement inspired him to direct his first feature-length documentary, “The Thin Black Line,” which features the challenges minority officers face today, and producing “Service and Sacrifice” for the National Law Enforcement Museum.
Jim Klock is repped by NTA Talent Agency.
