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Eric Lange (born February 19, 1973) is an American character actor. He is known for his extensive work on television, where he has appeared in a wide variety of both supporting and leading roles.

Key Information

Lange played the recurring roles of Stuart Radzinsky on the ABC series Lost (2009) and Erwin Sikowitz in the Nickelodeon series Victorious (2010–13), and had his mainstream breakthrough for playing David Tate/Kenneth Hasting on the FX series The Bridge (2013). He earned acclaim for starring as Bill Stechner on the crime drama Narcos (2016), Lyle Mitchell on Showtime's Escape at Dannemora (2018) which earned a nomination for the Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Movie/Miniseries, Lou Burke on the Netflix original series Brand New Cherry Flavor (2021), Detective Gene Holcomb on the HBO series Perry Mason (2020–2022), and Byron Stallings on the Apple TV+ series Sugar (2024).

Lange's film roles include Sam Larson in the independent film AM1200 (2008), Andy Beyer in the sports drama Secretariat (2010), a cameraman in the neo-noir Nightcrawler (2014), Dr. Silverman in the comedy-drama Danny Collins (2015), Whitehurst in the neo-Western mystery Wind River (2017), Blake Denton/Him in the horror Antebellum (2020) and Ralph Seegan in the action horror Day Shift (2022).

Early life

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Eric Lange was born in Hamilton, Ohio and graduated from Fairfield High School and Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. He has Danish ancestry.[3]

Career

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Lange's first film role came in 1996's High School High, where he played a singing waiter.[2] Two years later, he appeared in three episodes of the daytime drama The Bold and the Beautiful. With 2001 came a guest role in the popular series Angel, and the following year he was cast in a one-episode part in Firefly.

Over the next three years, he appeared in minor roles on several television shows, including CSI, The Bernie Mac Show, Without a Trace, The Shield, and The West Wing. Lange also appeared in a 2007 episode of Entourage and appeared briefly on the short-lived NBC show Journeyman.

In 2008, he appeared in an episode of Criminal Minds, as well as in small roles in Bones and My Name Is Earl. In 2010, he appeared in two episodes of Weeds.[2]

Lange portrayed Manager Erik on the television comedy Easy to Assemble. He has also guest starred on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, and My Name Is Earl, and from 2010 to 2013 portrayed Mr. Sikowitz, an eccentric acting teacher, on Nickelodeon's teen show Victorious. On June 11, 2011, Lange guest starred on iCarly in "iParty with Victorious", the first ever iCarly and Victorious crossover event.[4]

Lange also portrayed a distraught basketball coach in the ABC television show Modern Family. In 2006, he guest starred on Cold Case, in which he played "Lyle".

In 2010, Lange portrayed John Skrzynsky in the HBO movie You Don't Know Jack, the biography of controversial doctor Jack Kevorkian.[5] His role was Andy Beyer in the Disney film Secretariat.[6][7] Lange had a recurring role in Weeds as journalist Vaughn Coleman.

In 2013, he played a role in Grimm in Season 2, Episode 16. In 2015, he played Dr. Silverman in Danny Collins.[8]

The year following, he appeared as Officer Smith in Fear, Inc.[9] He had a main role on the Netflix drama series Narcos as Bill Stechner, a corrupt CIA agent, which earned him recognition.

In November 2019, it was announced that Lange would appear in a main role on the Netflix horror drama miniseries Brand New Cherry Flavor.[10] The miniseries was released on August 13, 2021.[11]

Personal life

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He is married to Lisa Sabatino, who works as a sales rep in California. They married on November 9, 2013 and have two children. They live in Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles.[12][13] Lange quit drinking around 2021.[14]

Filmography

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Film

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Year Title Role Notes
1996 High School High Singing Waiter
2008 AM1200 Sam Larson Independent film
2010 Secretariat Andy Beyer
2012 Blue Like Jazz The Hobo
2014 Nightcrawler Ace Video Cameraman
2015 Danny Collins Dr. Silverman
2016 Fear, Inc. Officer Smith
2017 Wind River Dr. Whitehurst [15]
2020 Antebellum Blake Denton/Him [16]
2022 Day Shift Ralph Seeger [17][18]
2024 Caddo Lake Daniel
2025 Thunderbolts* Doctor Houdson

Television

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Year Title Role Notes
1998 The Bold and the Beautiful Dr. Larson 3 episodes
2001 Angel Sad-eyed Demon Episode: "Happy Anniversary"
2002 Firefly Fed Episode: "The Train Job"
2003 Wanda at Large Stage Manager Episode: "Hurricane Hawkins"
2003–2004 All of Us Bill Episodes: "Uncle Marcus Comes to Dinner" and "Catering"
2004 The Shield Robert Episode: "Streaks and Tips"
Oliver Beene Doctor Episode: "Oliver & the Otters"
The West Wing Paul Tyminski Episode: "The Hubbert Peak"
LAX Doctor 4 episodes
2005 JAG Brad Weston Episode: "Automatic for the People"
The Bernie Mac Show Tony Episode: "You Got Served"
Judging Amy Dr. Wright Episode: "10,000 Steps"
Without a Trace Warren Stipe Episode: "Transitions"
ER Rod Stillman Episode: "Nobody's Baby"
CSI: NY Simon Winger Episode: "Jamalot"
2006 NCIS William Lafferty Episode: "Deception"
Cold Case Lyle Episode: "Willkommen"
Ghost Whisperer Driver Episode: "Free Fall"
2007 Entourage Director Episode: "The Young and the Stoned"
Journeyman Sheriff Episode: "Blowback"
Burn Notice Bill Reese Episode: "Old Friends"
2008 Boston Legal[2] George Parkes Episode: "Rescue Me"
Criminal Minds Brian Matloff Episode: "Tabula Rasa"
Bones Steve Jackson Episode: "The Con Man in the Meth Lab"
My Name is Earl Mr. Fischer Episode: "Orphan Earl"
Law & Order Cab Driver 1 episode
Numb3rs Skipper Episode: "Charlie Don't Surf"
2008–12 Easy to Assemble Erik Lindstrom Main role
2009 Lost Stuart Radzinsky 7 episodes
Monk Goggle-wearing UFO Enthusiast Episode: "Mr. Monk and the UFO"
2010 Modern Family Coach Stupak Episode: "Benched"
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Bryce Kelton Episode: "Witness"
Twentysixmiles Sean "Murph" Murphy 6 episodes
Dark Blue David Lantz Episode: "Home Sweet Home"
Weeds Vaughn Coleman 4 episodes
2010–13 Victorious Erwin Sikowitz Recurring role; 27 episodes
2011 CSI Miami Patrick Lieber Episode: "Stoned Cold"
Chuck[2] Colin Davis Episode: "Chuck Versus the Hack Off"
iCarly Erwin Sikowitz Episode: "iParty with Victorious"
2012 Figure It Out Himself 1 episode; game show
Fringe Gael Manfretti Episode: "In Absentia"
2013 Grimm Dominick Spinner Episode: "Nameless"
Touch Dr. Stanley Episode: "Broken"
Castle[2] Simon Warburg Episode: "The Human Factor"
Sam & Cat[19] Erwin Sikowitz Episode: "#MommaGoomer"
Cult[20] Cameron / Steven Rae 6 episodes
2013–2014 The Bridge Kenneth Hasting Recurring role; 11 episodes[21]
2014 Once Upon a Time Prince Leopold Episode: "Bleeding Through"
Stalker Larry Meyers Episode: "Pilot"
2015 Grey's Anatomy Steven Tanner Episode: "Sledgehammer"
2016–17 Narcos Bill Stechner Main role (season 2)
2018 Waco Ron Engelman Miniseries
Escape at Dannemora Lyle Mitchell Miniseries
2018, 2020 Narcos: Mexico Bill Stechner Episodes: "Rafa, Rafa, Rafa!" and "The Big Dig"
2019 Unbelievable Detective Parker Miniseries
The Man in the High Castle Bill Whitcroft Recurring role; 5 episodes (season 4)
2020, 2023 Perry Mason Detective Holcomb Recurring (season 1); main role (season 2)
2021 Brand New Cherry Flavor Lou Burke Main role; limited series
The Premise Eli Spector Episode: "Butt Plug"
2023–24 Beacon 23 Milan/Aleph Recurring role
2026 Hollywood Arts Erwin Sikowitz Recurring role; Filming
TBA El Gato Simon Casimir / The Nazarite Main role[22]
Lucky Kershaw Recurring role

Awards and nominations

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Year Work Award Category Result
2008 AM1200 ShockerFest Awards Best Actor – Horror Genre Nominated
2010 Easy to Assemble Streamy Awards Best Ensemble Cast in a Web Series Won
2017 Wind River IABM Awards Best Cast Nominated
2019 Escape at Dannemora Critics' Choice Awards Best Supporting Actor in a Movie/Miniseries Nominated
2019 Online Film & Television Association Best Ensemble in a Motion Picture or Limited Series Nominated

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Eric Lange (born February 19, 1973) is an American actor best known for his character roles in television series and films, including Stuart Radzinsky in Lost, Bill Stechner in , and Lyle Mitchell in . Born in , he was raised in nearby , and graduated from in , in 1995 with a in theater. He began his career in the late with guest appearances in commercials and television shows, making his film debut in (1996). Lange gained wider recognition in the 2010s through recurring roles in high-profile series such as the Soviet scientist Radzinsky on ABC's Lost (2009–2010), the DEA agent Stechner on Netflix's (2015–2017), and the prison guard husband in Showtime's (2018), for which he received a Critics' Choice nomination for Best in a Movie Made for Television or Limited Series. His extensive television work spans over 100 episodes across shows like The Pacific (2010), The Bridge (2013–2014), (2014–2015), and more recent series including (as Lieutenant Tragg, promoted to series regular in 2021), 61st Street (2020–2022), and El Gato (2025–present). In film, he has appeared in titles such as Crash (2004) and (2013). Lange has also worked in theater, earning an Ovation nomination for his role in a production of .

Early life and education

Early years

Eric Lange was born on February 19, 1973, in , a small industrial city in the Midwest known for its manufacturing heritage. He was raised in the nearby suburb of , in a typical Midwestern environment. Lange traces his paternal ancestry to Danish immigrants, with forebears settling in the United States in the early . During his youth in Fairfield, Lange developed an early interest in , participating in local theater activities that foreshadowed his future career in .

Education

Eric Lange graduated from Fairfield High School in 1991, where he participated in drama club and . He attended in , and earned a (B.F.A.) in in 1995, focusing his studies on and dramatic . During his time at the university, Lange immersed himself in theater activities, participating in productions that honed his skills and deepened his passion for acting. These experiences, building on his earlier creative inclinations from his youth in , provided foundational training that propelled him toward a professional career in the .

Career

Early career and theater work

After graduating from with a BFA in in 1995, Lange relocated to to pursue a professional career in theater, immersing himself in the city's independent stage scene during the late 1990s. His early efforts involved auditions for small productions and building connections with local companies, including Theatre Geo, the Falcon Theatre, and , where he honed his craft through ensemble work and off-Broadway-style performances. One pivotal audition in 1996 for a revival of —though he did not land the role—provided a confidence boost and marked his initial foray into the competitive theater landscape, helping him establish credibility among peers. Lange's first paid professional theater role came as Mitch in ' A Streetcar Named Desire at the Theatre Company in , a production that earned him his card and solidified his transition from student performer to working actor. He continued to accumulate stage credits in regional productions throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s, focusing on character-driven roles that showcased his versatility in dramatic works. A notable performance was as Boolie Werthan in Alfred Uhry's at the same Theatre in 2004, for which he received acclaim for his understated portrayal of the supportive son, earning a nomination from the L.A. Stage Alliance Ovation Awards. Parallel to his theater commitments, Lange began securing minor screen roles to supplement his income, reflecting the financial precarity of early-stage acting in . His film debut was a small part as a singing waiter in the 1996 comedy , directed by and starring . On television, he made his first appearance in 1998 with guest spots on the soap opera , playing a minor character across three episodes. Subsequent early TV cameos included a 2005 episode of as Tony, a role that highlighted his ability to blend humor with grounded support in ensemble comedies. Throughout this period, Lange faced significant challenges typical of aspiring actors in a saturated market, including repeated rejections in auditions and difficulty securing a theatrical agent for nearly eight years after arriving in . He supported himself through independent theater gigs and small screen work, gradually building a resume of credits that emphasized reliability in supporting roles while navigating the shift toward more lucrative television opportunities to sustain his career.

Television breakthrough

Lange's television breakthrough began with his recurring role as Stuart Radzinsky, a key scientist, on the ABC series Lost during its fifth and sixth seasons from 2009 to 2010. He appeared in seven episodes, portraying the ambitious and increasingly unhinged head of research whose obsession with the station's construction added tension to the show's intricate mythology. This role significantly boosted his visibility, as Lost was a cultural phenomenon, and Lange's performance was noted for effectively capturing Radzinsky's descent into paranoia, contributing to the episode's strong reception. Following Lost, Lange took on the eccentric acting teacher Erwin Sikowitz in the series from 2010 to 2013, appearing in over 50 episodes across three seasons. His portrayal of the barefoot, coconut-drinking mentor to aspiring teen performers brought a quirky, improvisational energy to the show, helping it resonate with tween audiences through humorous and relatable guidance in creative pursuits. The role solidified Lange's presence in family-oriented programming, showcasing his comedic timing in a lighter vein compared to his earlier dramatic work. Lange's dramatic depth was further highlighted in his portrayal of David Tate, a vengeful former FBI agent masquerading as Kenneth Hastings, on the FX series The Bridge from 2013 to 2014. In this dual-role performance spanning both seasons, Tate's complex motivations—driven by grief over his family's death and a quest for retribution against corrupt officials—unfolded through subtle psychological layering, earning praise for Lange's ability to convey simmering intensity and moral ambiguity. Critics commended the nuance he brought to the character's fractured psyche, making Tate a compelling in the thriller's narrative. Building on this acclaim, Lange starred as CIA Bill Stechner in the second season of Netflix's in 2016, appearing in nine episodes. Stechner, a pragmatic operative tasked with coordinating anti-cartel efforts in , navigated moral gray areas by prioritizing U.S. geopolitical interests over direct confrontations, often clashing with DEA agents through manipulative tactics. His character's slippery ethics and behind-the-scenes influence were highlighted in reviews as a standout element, adding layers of institutional intrigue to the series' portrayal of the hunt for . In 2018, Lange delivered a transformative performance as Lyle Mitchell, the unassuming prison maintenance worker and husband to the real-life Joyce "Tilly" Mitchell, in Showtime's limited series Escape at Dannemora. Appearing in all seven episodes, he depicted Lyle's oblivious domestic life unraveling amid his wife's involvement in a notorious inmate escape, undergoing a physical overhaul—including gaining 40 pounds initially, then losing 35 pounds for a later episode, along with prosthetic teeth—to authentically capture the character's vulnerability and speech impediment. The role earned Lange a Critics' Choice Award nomination for Best in a Limited Series, with praise for humanizing the of the tabloid . Lange continued his momentum with recurring roles in high-profile series, including Detective Robert Parker in Netflix's (2019), where he portrayed a flawed investigator grappling with biases in a case, and Detective Gene Holcomb in HBO's (2020 onward), evolving from a recurring LAPD detective in season one to a series regular in season two, embodying institutional rigidity in 1930s . These performances further established Lange as a versatile supporting player in prestige television.

Film roles

Lange appeared as Sam Larson in the independent AM1200 (2008), portraying an investment analyst on the run who becomes entangled with a sinister evangelical radio station, establishing his presence in the genre. He followed this with a supporting turn as Andy Beyer, a perceptive who early on spots the extraordinary potential of the racehorse Secretariat, in the inspirational sports drama Secretariat (2010), joining an ensemble that included and to chronicle the animal's historic Triple Crown victory. This role highlighted Lange's ability to contribute to character-driven narratives within larger biographical ensembles. In the neo-noir thriller Nightcrawler (2014), Lange played the Ace Video Cameraman, a figure in the gritty underbelly of ' freelance news videographers, adding to the film's tense exploration of and opportunism alongside Jake Gyllenhaal's intense lead performance. He later embodied Dr. Whitehurst, the coroner investigating a brutal on a reservation, in Taylor Sheridan's neo-Western mystery Wind River (2017), where his character's clinical detachment underscored the story's themes of isolation and injustice. Lange's television success paved the way for continued film work, including his portrayal of Daniel, the stepfather navigating family fractures amid interconnected disappearances around , in the M. Night Shyamalan-produced Caddo Lake (2024), which premiered on Max and delved into generational trauma through a . He portrayed Doctor Houston in the film Thunderbolts* (2025), an ensemble action film assembling anti-heroes under , with principal photography completed in 2024 and released theatrically on May 2, 2025.

Personal life

Marriage and family

Lange married Lisa Sabatino on November 9, 2013. The couple welcomed their first daughter in December 2014, followed by a second daughter in May 2018. Lange and Sabatino reside in a Sherman Oaks home with their children, where they prioritize family amid Lange's acting commitments.

Health and lifestyle

Lange resides in Sherman Oaks, California, where he maintains a dedicated home office he refers to as his "creative lab." This multifunctional space serves as both a workspace and a personal retreat, filled with professional memorabilia such as prosthetic teeth from his role in the Showtime miniseries , a beer can from his role in Lost, framed scripts, and photographs from past productions. In this room, Lange engages in non-acting creative pursuits, including reading and developing scripts, describing it as a place where he can "get lost" in inspiration away from the demands of his career. The setup reflects his commitment to a balanced lifestyle that nurtures ongoing artistic growth within the comfort of his family home.

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleDirectorNotes
1996Singing WaiterSupporting role
2001MadeHotel ClerkSupporting role
2006The BondageBob EdwardsEric Allen BellSupporting role
2007BrutalEvanEthan WileySupporting role
2008AM1200Sam LarsonDavid DouglasLead role
2008Mating DanceCecilEdwin J. FissingerSupporting role
2010SecretariatAndy BeyerSupporting role
2010You Don't Know JackJohn SkrzynskiSupporting role
2012DougSupporting role
2014Bread and ButterVinnieSteven HentgesLead role
2014NightcrawlerAce Video CameramanSupporting role
2015Danny CollinsDr. SilvermanSupporting role
2016Fear, Inc.JoeSupporting role
2017Wind RiverDr. WhitehurstSupporting role
2020AntebellumHim, Christopher RenzSupporting role
2022Day ShiftRalph SeegerSupporting role
2024Daniel, Supporting role
2025Thunderbolts*Doctor HoustonSupporting role
This table provides a chronological listing of Eric Lange's credits, compiled from his professional .

Television

Lange began his career with guest appearances in the mid-1990s, gradually transitioning to recurring and lead roles in prominent series. His breakthrough in TV came with supporting parts in high-profile shows, leading to more substantial recurring characters in the 2000s and 2010s. By the 2020s, he had established himself in limited series and streaming platforms, including notable roles in prestige dramas. The following table lists his television appearances chronologically, including guest spots, recurring roles, and series regulars up to 2025 releases.
YearTitleRoleEpisodesNetwork/Platform
1996Lucas Henry1
1998ERReese1
2000Andy Hayman1
2002CSI: Crime Scene InvestigationEddie1
2003Brad1
2004Robert1
2005Numb3rsRandy Forsythe1
2006BonesIan1
2007Carson1AMC
2008Greg Vizyak1
2009WeedsDell (recurring)3Showtime
2009–2010LostStuart Radzinsky5ABC
2010The PacificCapt. John S. Pender1
2010Coach Stupak1ABC
2010–2013Erwin Sikowitz (main)57
2011Vance1TNT
2013The BridgeKyle Conroy (recurring)13
2014Detective Barretti3Showtime
2014Crazy Dave1
2014–2015Once Upon a TimeShadow Weaver (recurring)4ABC
2015Secrets and LiesDanny Pierce (recurring)5ABC
2015The Man in the High CastleGeneral Whitcroft1
2015–2017Bill Stechner (recurring)10
2016Toobit1
2017Deputy Director Hagen1
2018Greg Boatwright (main)10
2018Lyle Mitchell (recurring)7Showtime
2019UnbelievableDetective Robert Parker (main)8
2020–2023Detective Gene Holcomb20+
2020–202261st StreetFranklin Lewis (recurring)16
2021The Mosquito CoastUncle Dutton (recurring)3Apple TV+
2021Brand New Cherry FlavorLou Burke (main)8
2022Randall1Showtime
2023Fred (recurring)7MGM+
2023Detective Kilbride (guest)2
2024Bernie (recurring)8Apple TV+
2024Jack Garrison (recurring)4Max
2024–El Gatoseries regularTBA
2025Jack Hollander (guest)3Apple TV+
2025Chris Damaso1

Awards and nominations

Stage awards

Lange received recognition for his stage performances primarily through nominations from the Ovation Awards, administered by LA Stage Alliance since 1989 to honor artistic excellence in Los Angeles theater productions and artists. In 2004, Lange earned a nomination for Featured Actor in a Play for his portrayal of Boolie Werthan in the Rubicon Theatre Company's revival of , directed by and co-starring and ; the production garnered seven Ovation nominations overall. A decade later, in , he was nominated for Lead Actor in a Play for playing Elliot Cooper in Ronald Harwood's The Country House at the , under the direction of Trip Cullman; this marked one of several nominations for the production, which explored family dynamics in the . These Ovation nods highlight Lange's contributions to Los Angeles theater, though he has not secured a win in the awards to date.

Screen awards

Eric Lange has received recognition for his screen performances primarily through nominations in genre-specific and critics' awards, underscoring his versatility in supporting roles across film and television. His early came for his lead role in the horror short film AM1200, while later accolades highlighted his work in prestige limited series and ensemble casts. In 2008, Lange earned a for in the Horror Genre at the ShockerFest International for his portrayal of Sam Larson in the independent horror short AM1200, directed by David Prior; the festival celebrates excellence in horror, sci-fi, and fantasy cinema. Lange's ensemble work in was honored in 2010 when he shared in the for Best Ensemble Cast in a Web Series for Easy to Assemble, a IKEA-sponsored comedy series; the , voted by industry professionals and fans, recognize outstanding achievements in online video content. For his film role as Ian in the 2017 thriller Wind River, Lange was part of the winning ensemble for Best Cast at the BAM Awards, an honor presented by online film enthusiasts to highlight collaborative performances in cinema. Lange's most prominent screen recognition came in 2019 for his role as corrections officer Lyle Mitchell in the Showtime limited series , directed by . He received a nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Movie/Miniseries at the , a peer-voted honor from the Broadcast Television Journalists Association that celebrates television excellence. That same year, he was also nominated for Best Ensemble in a Motion Picture or Limited Series by the Online Film & Television Association (OFTA), a coalition of over 200 online critics and journalists.
YearAwardCategoryWorkOutcome
2008ShockerFest International Film FestivalBest Actor – Horror GenreAM1200Nominated
2010Streamy AwardsBest Ensemble Cast in a Web SeriesEasy to AssembleWon (shared)
2017BAM AwardsBest CastWind RiverWon (shared)
2019Critics' Choice Television AwardsBest Supporting Actor in a Movie/MiniseriesEscape at DannemoraNominated
2019OFTA Television AwardsBest Ensemble in a Motion Picture or Limited SeriesEscape at DannemoraNominated

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