Growing up in Houston, Texas appearing in school plays, Hollywood might as well have been a million miles away for Eric Ladin. The handsome actor found his love for acting in high school drama class so when he was accepted into USC to study theatre, he didn’t hesitate to jump at the opportunity. Being immersed in the scene helped him gain and even bigger love for the art and drove him to work hard with small guest spots on TV shows following his college graduation. After doing one offs on shows like Boston Public, CSI: Miami, NCIS and appearing as Louie in the werewolf comedy Cursed (2005), his big break came in 2008 when he landed one of the leads in the acclaimed HBO Iraq war mini-series Generation Kill. I’ll be time to kill the lights and gets handsy with yourself watching Eric join an all male strip show in Bar Starz (2008). More like thank your lucky stars, seeing his song and dance inside a shower was a whole lot of fun. After playing Gene's son William Hofstadt on Mad Men, and killing it as J Edgar Hoover on Boardwalk Empire, Eric returned to his military man acting roots by playing Squirrel in American Sniper (2014). Wish she showed us his nuts! He was Lieutenant Glenn Taylor on The Brink, and Mayor Sawyer Crane on Longmire, but really had us long and mirin was when he brought the sex to the History Channel's SEAL Team Six drama Six. Eric plays a Navy SEAL so he is in amazing shape as we see him pull on his pants while still shirtless, his fine, fit body on full display for our viewing pleasure. Then we get to see him giving a girl his dick in front of an American flag. How patriotic! Perhaps best known as Scott Anderson on Bosch, while he's set to play Eric Chastain in Where the Crawdads Sing (2022), these days, you can find Eric playing real life NASA Chief Flight Director Gene Kranz in For All Mankind, and real life NASA engineer Chris Kraft in The Right Stuff. Sea, air, land, and apparently space? We doubt Eric Ladin has a problem getting laid in any location!
