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Home/People/Eric Loomis
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Born
Oct 4, 1964
Age 61
Place of Birth
Los Angeles County, California
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male

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Movies
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Eric Loomis

Acting

Biography
Eric has been working mostly in TV/Radio commercials for the past 15 years for such companies as McDonalds, Carl's, HP, On Star, Toyota, Panda Express, etc., and the Coca Cola company in which he was the campaign voice of "Johnny" for their product "Surge" which was nominated for a Clio Award in 1998. Having done little animation, with only small roles in the "As Told by Ginger" TV series for Klasky-Csupo, the "Star Wars: Rebellion" CD Rom game for Lucas Arts, "Detective Barbie", and "Kureyon Shin-chan", in 2008 he landed the role of Tony Stark/Iron Man for Marvel animation in "Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes" and is currently recording season 2. Season one is due to air this fall on Disney XD. Since landing this coveted role in 2008 he has had roles in "Command and Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight", the "Iron Man 2" (VG) as Tony Stark/Iron Man, and a soon to be released "Top Secret" video game. He was also the voice of Snake Oiler for the "Speed Racer" Mattel Toys, as well as being considered for roles in projects for Disney, Nickelodeon, and Hasbro.

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