J. E. Freeman

Nationality:
American
Birthplace:
New York, New York
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biography
Character player often in menacing or hard-bitten roles, J.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 his lead role as Ed Sloan, the uneducated man who commits murder to support his wife in "Hard Continued
Credits
(TV Show)
2005-2005
Max Stern
2005
George
1999
Dr Wren
1997
Joe--Nick's Father
1997
Lt Quinn
1995
Sal Bontempo
1994
Marcello Santos
1990
Bedroom Killer
Ralph
Eddie Dane
Ed Sloan
milestones
Year
Milestone
 
Born and raised in NYC
 
Joined Marines after high school graduation
 
Appeared on Ted Mack Amateur Hour
 
Played roles on several daytime soaps including "The Edge of Night" and "One Life to Live"
1974 
Moved to San Francisco, CA
Continued