Eddie De Harp

Eddie De Harp, also known as Ed De Harp, is a seasoned actor, writer, and director whose multifaceted career has spanned several decades. He has earned acclaim for his memorable performances in films like *Requiem for a Dream* (2000) and *L.A. Story* (1991), as well as sharing the screen with Louis Gosset Jr. and Blair Underwood in *Father and Son: Dangerous Relations* (1993). His versatility shines through in various genres, including drama, crime, and comedy. On television, De Harp has showcased his talent in notable series such as *Class of '61* (1993), *The Rape of Dr. Willis*—a Spielberg production—and the long-running *Picket Fences* (1992-1996).

Beyond acting, Eddie has made significant contributions to the music scene, performing as a backup singer and dancer for legendary artists like Whitney Houston, Aretha Franklin, and Lionel Richie. He signed a recording contract with Virgin Records, which led him to tour across Europe and contribute to the *Karate Kid* film soundtracks.

Eddie has also made his mark behind the scenes as a choreographer for prominent Las Vegas stage shows during the 1990s and 2000s. His voice work is featured in various projects, including *Noah* (2014) and *House of Cards* (2013-2018), showcasing his adaptability as a performer.

In recent years, De Harp has embraced a mentorship role, guiding emerging actors with his wealth of experience. As of 2024, he is poised to make his directorial debut with the Scandinavian series *Giraffe, Che Feena Nameel*, set in the Middle East, and the European horror film *Christian Halden*, currently in pre-production in Crete, Greece.