Eddie deezen midnight madness

ByDeezen was in such demand that he was frequently obliged to decline some roles as he was already working: two such notable instances included the characters of Eaglebauer in Rock 'n' Roll High School and Spaz in Meatballsboth of which he turned down to appear in InDeezen was cast in a major television role, playing the role of superintendent Eddie on the first season of the NBC sitcom Punky Brewster.

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After filming eight episodes, however, Deezen quit due to his discomfort while performing for a live audience and continuing difficulty in remembering his lines. Deezen worked steadily throughout the remainder of the s and early s, continuing to play stereotypical "nerds" in both bit parts and major roles, including The Whoopee Boysthe ensemble comedy Million Dollar MysteryCritters 2: The Main Courseand The Silence of the Hams He worked several times alongside comedian Tim Conwaymost notably appearing in two of his Dorf videos, and struck up a partnership with low-budget filmmaker and producer Fred Olen Raywho gave Deezen leading roles with the films Beverly Hills VampMob Bossand Teenage Exorcist Following his cameo appearance as a security guard in the Leslie Nielsen spoof Spy HardDeezen wouldn't appear in a live-action film for another 17 years.

In a July interview, Deezen talked about his struggle maintaining an acting career, saying "The truth is, it is extremely tough to sustain a career in Hollywood. It is tough enough ever getting work, just the sheer odds.

Eddie deezen midnight madness