*Beginning with season 4, Edwin Hodge has been starring on FBI: Most Wanted, one of several highly-successful shows from Dick Wolf Productions on CBS. However, Hodge has been acting for nearly 30 years.
The older brother of Aldis Hodge, Edwin has appeared as a regular character actor on such network favorites, “The Good Sun,” “Classified” and “Mayans M.C.,” and on the big screen in “The Tomorrow War,” “Purge: Election Year” and “Bumblebee.”
Hodge sat down with EUR and discussed why shows like “FBI: Most Wanted” continue to resonate with viewing audiences from across the globe.
“Shows like FBI: Most Wanted, Law & Order, and shows of that nature, the material is grounded in reality,” said Hodge. “These are things that are really happening. These are stories that are either picked from headlines or your local news that maybe people have never heard of before. You might hear about it when the situation is really amplified, but we never hear about the smaller cases or the cases that don’t make headline news. So, in that sense, I think it resonates with everybody because it’s real. It’s scary to think we live in this kind of world where people are doing these things. But, at the same time, it is education.”
To hear Hodge talk about how his “FBI: Most Wanted” character’s story arc propels the narrative forward click on the video at the top of the page.
“FBI: Most Wanted” airs Tuesdays on CBS.
Additionally, Hodge broke down the new science fiction thriller “Parallel,” starring Aldis, Edwin, and the incomparable Danielle Deadwyler. The film depicts the plight of Vanessa, an ever-maddening mother who is battling grief and mental illness after losing a child.
Vanessa becomes obsessed with the idea of parallel universes after hearing her husband discuss his late father’s obsession with the subject. She eventually finds herself whisked into another dimension where her child may yet live. A mirror image of her old life awaits on the other side. But all is not as it seems in this new world.
Brothers Aldis and Edwin Hodge, and Johnathan Keasey wrote “Parallel.” It’s produced by the Hodge brothers.
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