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Edward R. Egan (January 3, 1930 – November 4, 1995) was an American actor and former police detective. He was the subject of the nonfiction book The French Connection and its 1971 film adaptation . Life. Edward R. Egan was born in Queens, New York City on January 3, 1930, to Irish-American parents. [1] .
Eddie Egan (1930-1995) was a New York City police officer who made a 112-pound heroin bust in 1962. He also acted in TV shows and movies, including playing his own boss in The French Connection (1971), which was based on his exploits.
Eddie Egan (1930 - 1995) fue un actor y guionista de Estados Unidos conocido por French Connection. Contra el imperio de la droga, Mike Hammer (Serie de TV), Eischied (Serie de TV), Tras la huella del delito, Acero mortal, Noche de Terror (TV), Carne viva, Tiempos locos, David Cassidy - Man Undercover (Serie de TV) y Historia policial (Serie de TV)
Eddie Egan was a New York City police officer who inspired the film The French Connection (1971). He died in 1995 and was played by Gene Hackman in the movie.
Eddie Egan is a veteran motion picture studio executive, and now offers marketing consultant services on select film campaigns. Egan spent the majority of his career at Universal Pictures, where he was named President of Marketing for the world famous studio in 2007.
Descubre todas las noticias de Eddie Egan, su biografía, su filmografía completa, su actualidad. Descubre también todas las fotos y videos de Eddie Egan.
In 1961, former New York policeman Eddie Egan and his partner Sonny Grosso were involved in a complex international drug bust which was later immortalized in Robin Moore's fact-based novel The French Connection The best-selling book became the basis of the 1971 Academy Award-winning crime thriller starring Gene Hackman, Roy Scheider, and Fernand...
