Biography
E. Freeman worked on daytime soaps in New York and on stage in San Francisco -- winning praise for his performances in "American Buffalo" and "Getting Out" -- before moving to Los Angeles in the mid 80s and settling into continuous work in TV and films. Freeman started working in films around 1981, playing a small role in the Chuck Norris actioner, "An Eye for an Eye," and as the "Tow Truck Dude" in "Martial Arts." Although he won praise for …
Career Milestones
| Appeared on Ted Mack Amateur Hour | ||
| Born and raised in NYC | ||
| Joined Marines after high school graduation | ||
| Played roles on several daytime soaps including "The Edge of Night" and "One Life to Live" | ||
| Stage appearances included "Holy Ghosts", "Landscape of the Body", "Getting Out" and "American Buffalo" | ||
1974 | Moved to San Francisco, CA | |
1981 | Made film debut in "An Eye for an Eye" | |
1985 | Moved to Los Angeles | |
1986 | Played serial killer in "Ruthless People"; Lead in "Hard Traveling" | |
1990 | Co-starred as Dane, the gay killer, in "Miller's Crossing" | |
1992 | Co-starred in series, "The Fifth Corner" | |