I had the pleasure of sitting down with Eddie McClintock, the versatile American actor known for his memorable roles across television. Fans will instantly recognize him as Pete Lattimer in Warehouse 13, the “goofy protective older brother, mixed with the puppy who just wants to chase his tail.” Eddie brings a unique blend of humor, heart, and action to every role he takes on.
We also talk about his appearances on Bones, where he played the charming beau who stole Brennan’s heart in Season 2 and returned in Season 12, and his recent role as Jack Payne, the sociopath on Shooter, the TV series adaptation of the 2007 film. Eddie discusses the nuances of playing such different characters, from the lovable and comedic to the dark and complex.
Throughout our conversation, Eddie shares stories from his career, his approach to building characters, and his perspective on acting in long-running TV series versus one-off appearances. His insights reveal both the challenges and the joys of creating characters that resonate with audiences over time.
Whether you’re a fan of Warehouse 13, Bones, or Shooter, Eddie’s stories offer a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the life of a working actor navigating the evolving landscape of television.
