Born on Christmas in Michigan and reared in Oklahoma, Eric Dean is a gift that keeps on giving! After graduating from the University of Tulsa, the brainy babe moved to New Mexico to work in the corporate world. Eventually Eric headed to Hollywood, where he kicked off his acting career. The ingénue made his feature film debut in the low-budget horror flick Zombies (2003). Hey, we all have to start somewhere! Next came flesh-flashing parts on the comedy Sitcom, a Sitcom (2002-2003) and the...
Born on Christmas in Michigan and reared in Oklahoma, Eric Dean is a gift that keeps on giving! After graduating from the University of Tulsa, the brainy babe moved to New Mexico to work in the corporate world. Eventually Eric headed to Hollywood, where he kicked off his acting career. The ingénue made his feature film debut in the low-budget horror flick Zombies (2003). Hey, we all have to start somewhere! Next came flesh-flashing parts on the comedy Sitcom, a Sitcom (2002-2003) and the softcore series Black Tie Nights (2004). Things started getting even hotter when the handsome hunk popped up alongside Steve Callahan in the homoerotic drama Nine Lives (2004). The film is a bit dark and melancholy, but Eric’s sexiness shines through. Over the years, Eric appeared in indie films (George’s Intervention, Nasty Piece of Work, The Trouble with Barry) and scored recurring roles on TV shows (Damien’s Quest, Some Kind of Wonderful). By 2016, the hardworking hottie took a one-way trip to the same-sex small screen series Boystown. Eric really knows how to pick his parts! This is especially true when it comes to The Men Next Door (2012). The gay comedy showcases Eric’s amazing tan lines. If that’s not arousing enough, we also get to see his bare back, abs, ass, and sack — as well as some skin on his comely co-stars Benjamin Lutz, Mark Cirillo, and Michael Nicklin. If these are the guys who make up The Men Next Door, it’s time to call our realtor!