Eric Edwards has garnered widespread recognition across a multitude of mediums, including the silver screen, television, live theater, and stand-up comedy, as a result of his unwavering dedication and tireless work ethic, which has enabled him to excel in all four areas with remarkable ease and aplomb.
Noteworthy was Eric's impressive achievement of sharing the spotlight in not one, not two, but two feature films, in addition to making a memorable appearance in a television movie, and even taking center stage in an original one-man show, all within the span of a single remarkable year.
Eric's extraordinary professional portfolio boasts a remarkable array of accomplishments, featuring a trifecta of talents that have culminated in the creation of the critically acclaimed film Fatman and Mr. Taco, which has garnered widespread recognition and accolades, including the prestigious Best Feature Film award at the 11th annual East L.A. Chicano/Chicana Film Festival, a testament to Eric's remarkable versatility and dedication to his craft.
**Biography**
Eric is a multifaceted creative force, with a passion for storytelling and a knack for bringing characters to life on the big screen. His impressive body of work spans multiple disciplines, including producing, co-writing, and co-starring in numerous film and television projects. With a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of the human experience, Eric has established himself as a talented and innovative filmmaker, respected by his peers and admired by audiences worldwide.
Eric embarked on a stand-up comedy career by initially opening for renowned headlining acts, such as Andrew "Dice" Clay, thereby gaining valuable experience and exposure in the competitive comedy scene. Subsequently, he has consistently delivered electrifying performances to diverse audiences spanning the entire country, making appearances in numerous television shows. Notably, his impressive repertoire includes roles in notable programs like Fox's Townsend Television, BET's The Comic View, and Showtime's critically acclaimed special Attack of the 5'2" Women, in which he portrayed the intriguing character of Tonya Harding's hit man.
Eric's remarkable aptitude for playing diverse characters has enabled him to take on a wide range of roles, showcasing his impressive acting prowess. One notable example of his adaptability is his appearance in the television movie Junior in Love, where he masterfully portrayed not one, but two distinct characters, further demonstrating his impressive range as an actor.
