Molly Price (born December 15, 1966) is an American actress best known for her portrayal of police officer Faith Yokas on the NBC drama series “Third Watch,” a role she played throughout the show’s run from 1999 to 2005.

Born in North Plainfield, New Jersey, she graduated from North Plainfield High School in 1984 and later studied at Rutgers University before beginning her acting career in film and television.

Molly Price made early screen appearances in the 1990s with supporting roles in films such as “Jersey Girl,” “Kiss Me, Guido,” “Pushing Tin,” and Woody Allen’s “Sweet and Lowdown,” as well as in television series including “Law & Order” and the sitcom “Bless This House,” where she was a regular cast member. 

Her later film credits include “Chasing Sleep,” “Random Hearts,” “How Do You Know,” “Not Fade Away,” “God’s Pocket,” and the more recent features “Babygirl,” “The History of Sound,” and “Roofman.”​

On television, she has built a long career as a character actress, with recurring or guest roles on numerous drama and comedy series. She reprised her “Sex and the City” character Susan Sharon in the sequel series “And Just Like That…,” and has appeared in shows such as “ER,” “Nip/Tuck,” “The Good Wife,” “Shameless,” “The Knick,” “The Blacklist,” “Bates Motel,” “Feud,” “Bloodline,” “American Crime Story,” “Queen America,” “Almost Family,” and the procedural series “Elsbeth” and “Will Trent.”

In addition to screen work, she has been active in stage and New York theater projects, further establishing herself as a versatile performer across mediums.​

Her work on “Third Watch” gained particular notice because the series at times intertwined with real-life experiences of New York City firefighters, and she appeared alongside her husband Derek Kelly, a firefighter who also worked on the show.

The production highlighted their connection when she discussed his involvement in the 9/11 rescue efforts in a special segment, underscoring the show’s engagement with contemporary events.

Off-screen, Molly Price and Kelly married in October 2001 and have one child, and she continues to work steadily in film and television, often portraying complex professional women, from detectives and lawyers to judges and executives.