<figure class="wp-caption alignleft" id="attachment_170816" style="width: 350px;"><figcaption class="wp-caption-text" id="caption-attachment-170816">LAW & ORDER — Pictured: (l-r) Hugh Dancy as A.D.A. Nolan Price, Tony Goldwyn as District Attorney Nicholas Baxter — (Photo by: Peter Kramer/NBC)</figcaption></figure>

With more than 500 episodes produced, Law & Order has become a rite of passage for countless New York City–based actors. Over the years, the NBC drama has served as a launching pad for rising talent while also attracting established stars. For Hugh Dancy & Tony Goldwyn, Law & Order represents more than just another credit — it’s an opportunity to join a cultural institution deeply connected to New York City, one that has shaped television history while capturing the unique character of the city in every episode.

Hugh Dancy & Tony Goldwyn on Law & Order’s New York legacy

We spoke with Law & Order actors Hugh Dancy and Tony Goldwyn about the show’s lasting impact on New York City and what being part of the series means to them.

From the beginning, Law & Order has showcased the streets, courthouses, and energy of New York. Its authenticity has helped the NBC drama endure for decades while also giving countless actors the chance to make their mark on one of television’s most iconic shows.

For both Hugh Dancy and Tony Goldwyn, stepping into the series wasn’t just another role  it felt like joining an institution inseparable from the city itself.

Check out the video below as Law & Order stars Hugh Dancy and Tony Goldwyn discuss what the series means to them and to New York City.

A television institution still going strong

Now airing its 23rd season following a 12-year hiatus, Law & Order continues to thrive as part of NBC’s Thursday lineup. The series remains a fan favorite, attracting both longtime viewers and new audiences discovering it through streaming. For stars like Hugh Dancy and Tony Goldwyn, being part of Law & Order in this new era highlights how the drama’s legacy continues to evolve while staying true to its New York roots.

Law & Order airs Thursdays at 10/9c on NBC, with episodes streaming the following day on Peacock.

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