Edward Kerr
About
Biography
Biography
Moving to Los Angeles in 1990 after graduating from Vanderbilt University, Midwest-born actor Edward Kerr landed plenty of commercial work before getting a role in the torrid miniseries "The Secrets of Lake Success" in 1993. The next year, he jumped aboard the second season of the science fiction television show "SeaQuest 2032," playing Lt. James Brody, and stayed for two seasons before it was canceled. In 1995, he landed a major part opposite Christopher Reeve and Joe Mantegna in the suspense thriller "Above Suspicion" and a few years later starred in the horror thriller "The Astronaut's Wife," with Johnny Depp and Charlize Theron. Neither film catapulted him into more high-profile big screen work, but his career on the small screen flourished. In the cable drama "Legalese," he gained good notices for his role as an inexperienced attorney. He was a regular on the short-lived David Kelly-produced detective series "Snoops," appeared in an episode of "Sex and the City," and starred in the program "Three Sisters." He also appeared on the WB teen show "What I Like About You" in a regular part as Jennie Garth's boyfriend, Rick.
Filmography
Cast (Feature Film)
Cast (Special)
Life Events
1993
Had role as an attorney involved in a wealthy family's feud in the NBC miniseries "Secrets of Lake Success"
1994
Cast as a cop who is having an affair with his brother's wife in "Above Suspicion"
1994
Was a regular on the NBC series "seaQuest DSV/seaQuest 2032"; character killed off at his request
1995
Had heroic role as a prince in the fantasy adventure "Magic Island"
1998
Co-starred in the TNT original movie "Legalese"
1998
Played title role in the festival screened comedy, "Confessions of a Sexist Pig"
1999
Had regular role on the short-lived David E. Kelley-created ABC show "Snoops"
1999
Played supporting part in the feature "The Astronaut's Wife"
2001
Returned to series work as regular on the NBC sitcom "Three Sisters"
