Edd Hall
Schauspiel·7. Dezember 1958 — 67 Jahre·Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Edd Hall is an American television personality and announcer. He was Jay Leno's announcer on The Tonight Show from 1992 to 2004, replacing Tonight Show announcer Ed McMahon after Johnny Carson's retirement. Hall introduced himself by saying, "...And me, I'm Edd Hall." He left the show in October 2004.
Bekannt für
Eine schrecklich nette Familie
1987·7.7
Die Thundermans
2013·8.0
Kim Possible
2002·7.5
Saturday Night Live
1975·6.9
Late Show with David Letterman
1993·6.4
Schatten der Leidenschaft
1973·7.0
Blossom
1990·6.2
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
1992·5.4
Crowded
2016·6.0
Comic Book: The Movie
2004·5.8
Get a Life
1990·7.3
Sullivan & Son
2012·6.2
Filmografie · 18
2022HardboiledHarry2016CrowdedTVBaseball Announcer2013Die ThundermansTVWarning Announcer · News Announcer · TV Announcer2012Sullivan & SonTVBaseball Anouncer (voice)2008The DoctorsTVGuest · MC / Announcer2007Merv Griffin's CrosswordsTV2005Geppetto's SecretBig Bad Wolf (voice)2004Comic Book: The MovieCelebrity Party Host Edd Hall2002Kim PossibleTVTV Announcer (voice)1999Katie JoplinTVRadio Announcer1993Late Show with David LettermanTV'Tonight Show' Announcer · Narrator (Mailman Kept Mail at His House) (voice) · Voiceover Announcer (voice) · 'The Queen visits a TV Show' Voiceover (voice) · 'A Message For Allergy Sufferers' Voiceover (voice) · 'Otis Elevator App Commercial' Voiceover (voice) · Various VOs (voice)1992The EdgeTVAnnouncer / Voiceovers (voice)1992The Tonight Show with Jay LenoTVAnnouncer1990Get a LifeTVWriter1990BlossomTVEdd Hall1987Eine schrecklich nette FamilieTVTour Guide · D.J.1975Saturday Night LiveTVTicket Scalper (uncredited)1973Schatten der LeidenschaftTVTV News Reporter (voice)