Eddie Deezen

Joined: Nov 21, 2012

Eddie Deezen is an actor who has appeared in over 30 motion pictures including Grease, WarGames, 1941, and The Polar Express. He has also been featured in several TV shows, including Magnum PI, The Facts of Life, and The Gong Show. Eddie has done thousands of voice-overs for radio and cartoons including Dexter's Laboratory and Family Guy. He is a self-confessed Beatles nut and has read over 600 books on The Fab Four. Eddie's hobbies include watching football at the local sports bar, goofing off and collecting unemployment checks.

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