As Chicago P.D. moves through its 2025 era with renewed popularity and a refreshed ensemble, fans are increasingly curious about the actors behind the uniforms. While their characters chase criminals, confront departmental politics, and navigate the emotional toll of police work, the cast members live very different lives off screen. Here’s a closer look at the real names, real ages, and evolving careers of the stars powering the long-running NBC procedural.
Jason Beghe (Hank Voight)
At 2025, Jason Beghe is in his early sixties, bringing decades of acting experience to the role of Sergeant Hank Voight. Known for his gravelly voice and commanding presence, Beghe has become synonymous with the complex, morally gray leader of the Intelligence Unit. Off screen, he maintains a quieter personal life and often speaks about the discipline and emotional grounding required to play a character as layered as Voight.
Patrick John Flueger (Adam Ruzek)
Patrick John Flueger, now in his early forties, continues to portray Officer Adam Ruzek with a blend of impulsive energy and heartfelt loyalty. His real-life age contrasts with the youthful, often hot-headed nature of Ruzek, but that maturity adds depth to the character’s growth. Flueger’s long tenure on the series has solidified him as one of its emotional anchors, especially as recent storylines challenge Ruzek both personally and professionally.
LaRoyce Hawkins (Kevin Atwater)
LaRoyce Hawkins, in his mid-thirties in 2025, brings charisma, strength, and grounded intensity to Kevin Atwater. His age places him closer to the character he portrays, making Atwater’s development feel authentic and natural. Hawkins’ work outside the show—including stand-up comedy, motivational speaking, and community engagement—continues to expand his influence beyond the screen.
Tracy Spiridakos (Hailey Upton)
Tracy Spiridakos, now in her late thirties, remains one of the series’ most compelling performers. Her portrayal of Detective Hailey Upton—emotionally guarded, tenacious, and resilient—has become a fan favorite. Spiridakos’ real-life personality is notably warmer and more relaxed than her character’s hardened exterior, offering a striking contrast that underscores her acting versatility.
Marina Squerciati (Kim Burgess)
Marina Squerciati, also in her early forties, embodies the heart and determination of Officer Kim Burgess. Known for her approachable personality and comedic timing in real life, Squerciati adds emotional nuance to Burgess, especially in storylines involving trauma, motherhood, and balancing personal identity with professional duty.
Amy Morton (Trudy Platt)
Veteran actress Amy Morton, in her mid-sixties, continues her role as Desk Sergeant Trudy Platt with unmatched deadpan humor and authority. Morton’s extensive stage background enriches her performance, making Platt’s sharp wit and commanding presence unforgettable.
Benjamin Levy Aguilar (Dante Torres)
Benjamin Levy Aguilar, in his early thirties, represents the newest generation of Chicago P.D. talent. As Officer Dante Torres, he brings intensity and emotional complexity to the team. His age aligns closely with the character’s trajectory, giving viewers a grounded portrayal of a young officer navigating morally difficult terrain.
