In another nameless role, he played a Museum Worker in the horror thriller “The Relic” (1997), a poor man’s “Alien” set in a Chicago museum-a flop by any standard. In this absurdist workplace satire, Jemison played Nameless Numberheadman, an office worker who babbles his paranoid delusions to Fletcher Munson (Soderbergh). One exception was “Schizopolis” (1996), directed by Steven Soderbergh. Jemison paid his dues by appearing in several low-budget features that remained unknown to the general public.
But by then, Jemison was a stage veteran ready to take the next step in his career: film. The Chicago theater scene took special notice of Jemison with his slapstick performance as Launce in “The Two Gentleman of Verona” at the Chicago Shakespeare Theatre. Jemison also appeared in “Only Kidding” at the Wisdom Bridge Theatre, “A Christmas Carol” at the famed Goodman Theatre, and “T Bone N Weasel” at Victory Gardens. His credits include “The Wizards of Quiz” at the Nation Jewish Theatre, a theatrical telling of the late-1950s quiz show scandal involving irksome genius Herbert Stempel and rich kid Charles Van Doren, as depicted on film in “Quiz Show” (1994). Jemison moved to Chicago in the early-1990s and began acting on stage. He was raised in Metairie, Louisiana and attended Archbishop Rummel High School, subsequently graduating from Louisiana State University where he was a member of The Delta Chi Fraternity. Jemison was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, the son of Rosalie (née Centanni) and Edward F.
EDDIE JEMISON IMDB SERIES
1963 - is an American film and television actor who had a guest role as Stan Perkins in the FX series Justified.
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