Ethan Suplee (American Film Actor) – Weight Loss, Wife, Net Worth, Movies

Ethan Suplee is an American film and television actor predominantly known for his roles as Seth Ryan in American History X, Louie Lastik in Remember the Titans, Frankie in Boy Meets World, Randy Hickey in My Name Is Earl, and Toby in The Wolf of Wall Street. His 2019 release includes Motherless Brooklyn, directed by Edward Norton. He has established himself over the past few decades as an actor of considerable talent and accomplishment. His diverse and eclectic resume ranges from hilarious roles in such comedies as Mallrats (1995) and Without a Paddle (2004) to hauntingly dramatic performances in intense features such as American History X (1998), Blow (2001) and Cold Mountain (2003). His breakthrough performance as a young football player in Disney’s Remember the Titans (2000) with Denzel Washington garnered him critical acclaim and led to another role opposite Washington in director Nick Cassavetes’ thriller, John Q (2002).

Ethan Suplee Biography

Ethan Suplee was born on 25 May 1976, and he is an American actor. Ethan Suplee mostly works in American movies or television. He also appeared as The Good Guys’ in 2010, Entourage’ in 2005, Third Watch’ in 2004. Suplee was born in Manhattan, the son of Debbie and Bill Suplee (who later played Willie the One Eyed Mailman in My Name Is Earl). His parents were actors who met while performing summer stock theatre and appeared on Broadway. On the Your Welcome show, Ethan stated that he dropped out of school at age 14.

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Career: He landed his first role, at the age of 16, on the popular television series, Boy Meets World (1993). He had a recurring role as the reluctant bully “Frankie” for three seasons. Most recently for television, he made a powerful guest-starring appearance on NBC’s Third Watch (1999) as a disturbed young man who filmed a video journal about his obsession with a girl. He made his feature film debut in 1995 (alongside My Name Is Earl (2005) co-star Jason Lee) in writer/director Kevin Smith’s Mallrats (1995), where he played the memorable “Willam Black”, a young man determined to crack the mystery behind the mall’s magic eye poster. Smith went on to cast Suplee in Chasing Amy (1997) and as the voice of “Norman the Golgothan” in Dogma (1999). More recent comedy credits include “Without A Paddle” with Seth Green and Matthew Lillard, director Todd Phillips Road Trip (2000) and Evolution (2001) for director Ivan Reitman.