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Edd Hall

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Edd Hall

Born
(age 67)
Birthplace
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Credits
18 titles

Biography

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.

Latest project Best work, ranked IMDb

Signature work

Known For

Acting credits 17

YearTitleRole
2022 Hardboiled Film Harry
2016 Crowded TV Baseball Announcer (1 ep)
2013 The Thundermans TV TV Announcer, Warning Announcer, News Announcer (1 ep)
2012 Sullivan & Son TV Baseball Anouncer (voice) (1 ep)
2008 The Doctors TV Guest, MC / Announcer (1 ep)
2007 Merv Griffin's Crosswords TV (10 ep)
2005 Geppetto's Secret Film Big Bad Wolf (voice)
2004 Comic Book: The Movie Film Celebrity Party Host Edd Hall
2002 Kim Possible TV TV Announcer (voice) (1 ep)
1999 Katie Joplin TV Radio Announcer (7 ep)
1993 Late Show with David Letterman TV Narrator (Mailman Kept Mail at His House) (voice), Voiceover Announcer (voice), 'Tonight Show' Announcer, Various VOs (voice), 'The Queen visits a TV Show' Voiceover (voice), 'A Message For Allergy Sufferers' Voiceover (voice), 'Otis Elevator App Commercial' Voiceover (voice) (1 ep)
1992 The Edge TV Announcer / Voiceovers (voice) (19 ep)
1992 The Tonight Show with Jay Leno TV Announcer (2 ep)
1990 Blossom TV Edd Hall (1 ep)
1987 Married... with Children TV Tour Guide, D.J. (1 ep)
1975 Saturday Night Live TV Ticket Scalper (uncredited) (1 ep)
1973 The Young and the Restless TV TV News Reporter (voice) (2 ep)

Crew credits 1

YearTitleJob
1990 Get a Life TV Writer (1 ep)
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