Eric André

Comedian and host of The Eric André Show

Eric André - Comedian and host of The Eric André Show
Born

April 4th, 1983
41 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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A prominent comedian and actor, significant contributions include creating and hosting The Eric André Show, an unconventional late-night program known for its absurd humor and chaotic interviews. Also gained recognition for roles in the animated series' The Lion Guard and Teenage Euthanasia, showcasing versatility in both live-action and voice acting. Additional appearances in films like The Internship highlighted comedic talents across various mediums.

Created and hosted The Eric André Show

Voiced characters in The Lion Guard

Appeared in The Internship

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