Eddie Steeples - Biography

Eddie moved on from Klein Oak High School in Spring, Texas in the class of 1992. Since quite a while ago intrigued by an acting profession, he contemplated theater at the St. Louis Repertory and moved to New York City in the mid-1990s. There he joined an exploratory film gathering, Mo-Freek, and a hip jump gathering, No Surrender, to which despite everything he has a place. Among the Mo-Freek creations he has featured in are Lost in the Bush, Caravan Summer, and People Are Dead. He likewise featured in the short film Whoa and showed up as a visitor on The Chris Rock Show. 

 

Steeples turned out to be broadly referred to when he was given a role as the "Rubberband Man" in a progression of honor winning advertisements for OfficeMax, highlighting the 1976 tune "The Rubberband Man" by The Spinners. Steeples' execution in those ads drove him to be named one of the "World's Sexiest Men" of 2004 by People magazine. He has additionally showed up in the component motion picture Torque, featuring Ice Cube, Faison Love, and Jaime Pressly. 

 

Steeples showed up in the motion picture Akeelah and the Bee, featuring Laurence Fishburne and Angela Bassett, discharged in April 2006. An autonomous film composed and coordinated by Doug Atchison, Robbers, is presently in after generation, and Steeples has as of late featured in another Mo-Freek creation called When Is Tomorrow, which he co-composed and co-delivered with Kevin Ford. 

 

Steeples shows up as Darnell Turner (otherwise called "Crab Man") in the NBC sitcom My Name Is Earl, which debuted September 20, 2005. In the scene "Stole P's HD Cart," he mocked his part as the "Rubberband Man" as his character worked quickly in an office. Darnell's alloted assignment was to disperse office supplies out of a shopping basket.