Ed has three siblings, Mary, Lizzy, and Joseph.
Ed owns a miniature pinscher named Newt. He calls him "ten pounds of muscle."
On September 18, 2006, Ed performed at the "Celebrate Life!" benefit concert for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. The concert was held at The Knitting Factory in Los Angeles.
Ed loves big epic war films, westerns, and comedy movies.
Ed is an enthusiastic fan of the new Battlestar Galactica series. He is also a good friend of BSG actor Aaron Douglas (Chief Tyrol).
Ed calls Clint Eastwood his icon. He says Eastwood as the reason why he got into acting.
Ed enjoys poetry. His favorite poet is Constantine P. Cavafy.
On October 14, 2006, Ed took part in the "Dressed to Kilt" runway show presented by Johnnie Walker. The show, which took place in Los Angeles, was part of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week.
Quinn did a podcast for the Eureka episode "Primal" for the Sci Fi website, along with Colin Ferguson and Jaime Paglia.
Ed is represented professionally, for his work in film and television, by the Burstein Company. Fans write him via their company.
Ed enjoys surfing, soccer, rugby, and football.
Ed says that he hopes that there is an actual town like Eureka in the world.
In 2006, Ed appeared in a television commercial for Jose Cuervo Black Medallion Tequila.
Ed Quinn has also been credited as A. Edward Quinn in the movies and televisions series he has done.
Ed Quinn has a recurring role on the television series Jack & Jill. His character Peter McCray was in 6 episodes form January 2001 to March 2001.
Ed Quinn played in 2 Los Angeles based bands, "Mad Theory" and "Scattergood". He studied guitar under Joe Satriani while in college, and later got a recording contract.
Ed is 6'4" with hazel eyes and brown hair.
Ed: I think it's what you see you get. People who work with me know me. If people are going make up stories about me, it's like forest fires. You're never going to put them out. Let them burn out on their own. There aren't too many rumors out there that I have to track down.
Ed: (talking about "Eureka") I respect the show so much, because I realize I'm on a show that people enjoy and so the harder I work, and the better I do every day at my job, the better my career goes.
Ed: (on his future in the music business) I've been working in the studio, playing with a band, but music is very, very, well- I'll always play music. Whether I ever do anything that anyone will ever hear it (laughing), that's another story.
Ed: I definitely want to do movies; movies are a lot of fun.
Ed: (on "Eureka" coming back for a second season) There's pressure. We raised the bar last year, and so it comes to the point where you come in every day and sometimes you get frustrated, and then all of a sudden you'll see what the work that you actually did was better than you thought.
Ed: To be able to come back a second season, to know your character and to be confident in it, and also to have the support of the network and the studio and the fanbase, and it just gives you a confidence and enthusiasm which I just can't really express.
Ed: (on similarities between himself and his character on "Eureka") I think there's a bit. I think the sense of humor and maybe a serious side when it comes to work, but always trying to solve problems with humor first and really kind of enjoying life. I think 'Nathan Stark' has these huge obsessions but, fortunately, I'm not plagued with (laughing), but besides that, yeah, I think he's a little more metro than I am too.
Ed: I've been in the Screen Actors Guild for I think, twelve, fifteen years. In the last five years have probably screen tested for thirty, forty, pilots I didn't get. I've been coming in second place for a long time. If you stick with it and work hard, and respect the craft, you can't give up... you have to love it. I can name, for every actor who made it, ten who didn't.
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