Biography
A tall, handsome and athletically-built African-American actor best known for his work in the role of teen troublemaker Eddie Winslow on the long-running series "Family Matters" (ABC, 1989-97; CBS 1997-98), Darius McCrary proved more than a sitcom staple, turning in memorable film performances and returning to the small screen in the action series "Freedom" (UPN, 2000-01).
Playing opposite nerdy sitcom icon Urkel (Jaleel White) on "Family …
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Career Milestones
2001 | Had a supporting role in "Kingdom Come", a funeral-set comedy/drama starring LL Cool J and Whoopi Goldberg | |
2001 | Featured in the black comedy "Fifteen Minutes", starring Robert De Niro and Edward Burns | |
| Starred in the UPN action series "Freedom", playing one of four freedom-fighting Special Forces soldiers in a near-future United States | ||
1997 | Played Muhammad Ali in the HBO biopic "Don King: Only in America" | |
| Stayed with "Family Matters" through its season on CBS | ||
1989 | Had regular role of Eddie, the eldest Winslow son, on the sitcom "Family Matters" (ABC) | |
1988 | Appeared in the supporting role of a victim of racial harrassment in the acclaimed historical drama "Mississippi Burning" | |
1987 | Early TV-credit, guest role in an episode of "Hooperman" (ABC) | |
1987 | Co-starred in the teen adventure feature "Big Shots" | |