Edward Marshall, a talented individual, embarked on his Broadway journey at The Neighborhood Playhouse, making his debut in the iconic production of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead in the year 1967. Subsequently, he relocated to California in 1970, where he went on to appear in an impressive 40 television shows, including a diverse range of productions such as movies of the week and guest appearances in numerous notable series, including the critically acclaimed MASH, Mannix, Happy Days, and All in the Family, among others.
In addition to his television work, Marshall also had a notable film career, featuring in over a dozen films alongside esteemed actors such as Michael Caine, Burt Reynolds, Jane Fonda, and George Segal, among others. Some of his most notable film credits include The Hand, Nickelodeon, Fun With Dick and Jane, Carbon Copy, and many more.
However, it was his extensive work in commercials that truly showcased his versatility and range as an actor. Over the course of 23 years, Marshall appeared in an astonishing 250 commercials, solidifying his status as a household name.
After a period of retirement, Marshall has since returned to the spotlight, pursuing a new career in real estate in Palm Springs, California, a venture he has been involved in since 2007.
