Biografia
Eric Fehmel-Noda, of Italian, Japanese, Scottish, English, and German heritage, was born in Los Angeles and is a third-generation SAG actor. He made his theatrical film debut in 'Against The Grain,' directed by Elias G. Mael. During the production of 'Against the Grain,' his two talking parrots, Fred and Kiwi, often served as his captive audience while he rehearsed his lines. Since completing this role, Eric has appeared in several major national commercials, a television pilot, multiple films, and a G4 TV performance. Beyond film, he has performed on stage, notably playing the Mouse King in his high school's production of Tchaikovsky's 'The Nutcracker.' Eric has a passion for sports, particularly track, having been the CIF Relay 4x4 anchor and making the varsity team as a freshman. An avid reader, his love for books stems from his parents reading through the entire public library's Early Readers-Junior collection to him as a child. Eric enjoys spending time with his 81-year-old grandmother, Masako Shishido, a first-generation SAG actor and former actress with Daiei Motion Pictures Studios in Japan. His mother, Keiko Noda, a second-generation SAG actor, is now a business entrepreneur, and his father, T. Micheal Fehmel, is an attorney.
