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Edwin Hodge always had a big dream growing up — to appear on The Cosby Show, that iconic NBC series that ran from 1984 to 1992. And wouldn’t you know it, Edwin Hodge’s childhood wish actually came true when he was just five years old. That early experience? It was more than just a moment in the spotlight — it was the spark that ignited his passion for acting. You could say Edwin Hodge was bitten by the bug right then and there.
From that point on, Edwin Hodge kept performing, steadily building his craft as he got older. By the time he hit his teenage years, he was already landing roles on popular TV shows. One standout was his appearance on Boston Public — the Fox drama that aired between 2000 and 2004 — where Edwin Hodge began to show off his range. He also started picking up small film roles, slowly making his way into the industry with quiet determination.
As an adult, Edwin Hodge’s career really started to take off. He became a familiar face on television with recurring roles, like in Mental on Fox back in 2009, and later in the beloved comedy Cougar Town, which aired first on ABC and then moved to TBS. But Edwin Hodge wasn’t just sticking to TV — he made his mark in movies too. He stepped into bigger roles in films such as the 2012 remake of Red Dawn and the breakout hit The Purge in 2013, which helped solidify Edwin Hodge as a rising talent in Hollywood.
When it comes to Edwin Hodge’s career highlights, one standout moment definitely comes from If Not Now, When? (2021), which happens to be his highest rated film so far. Over the years, fans and critics alike have taken note of how Edwin Hodge brought depth and authenticity to that role, making it a clear favorite in his filmography. On the other end of the spectrum, Edwin Hodge also appeared in National Lampoon’s Dorm Daze (2003), a movie that didn’t quite resonate as strongly with audiences or reviewers—earning it the spot as his lowest rated project. While Edwin Hodge has taken on a variety of roles throughout his career, these two films really showcase the range of his journey in the industry. It’s interesting to see how Edwin Hodge has evolved as an actor, especially when comparing early appearances like that one to more recent, critically acclaimed work.
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