Eric Lange

American actor known for Lost and Ray Donovan

Eric Lange - Performers & Entertainers born February 19th, 1973
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An American actor, he gained recognition for roles in popular television series. Played the character Stuart Radzinsky in the series 'Lost'. Portrayed a main character, Scott in 'Ray Donovan'. Acted in several other series and films throughout his career, contributing to the entertainment industry.

Played Stuart Radzinsky in 'Lost'

Portrayed Scott in 'Ray Donovan'

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