Eddie McClintock Biography: Age, Wife, Net Worth, Movies & TV Shows, Height, Children, Art Career

Edward Theodore McClintock, known professionally as Eddie McClintock, is an American actor, director, and artist best known for his role as Secret Service agent Pete Lattimer in the Syfy series Warehouse 13 (2009–2014).

His affable charm and comedic timing have made him a standout in television, with notable roles in sitcoms like Stark Raving Mad (1999–2000) and recurring parts in Bones (2007) and Shooter (2016–2018).

Profile

• Full Name: Edward Theodore McClintock
• Stage Name: Eddie McClintock
• Born: 27, May 1967
• Age: 58 years old
• Birthplace: Canton, Ohio, U.S.
• Nationality: American
• Occupation: Actor, Director, Artist
• Height: 1.80m
• Parents: Theodore “Ted” McClintock and Susan McClintock
• Siblings: One sister (name unknown)
• Spouse: Lynn Sanchez (m. 2005)
• Children: Jack McClintock, Max McClintock
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth: $4 million

Early Life and Education

Edward Theodore McClintock was born on May 27, 1967, in Canton, Ohio, to Theodore “Ted” McClintock and Susan McClintock.

Following his parents’ divorce, he moved with his father and sister, whose name remains undisclosed, to North Canton, Ohio.

McClintock attended St. Michael’s Catholic School through eighth grade before graduating from North Canton Hoover High School in 1985.

He went on to earn a bachelor’s degree in communication studies from Wright State University in Dayton in 1991, where he wrestled for three seasons and also studied design, nurturing his lifelong passion for visual art.

He is of white ethnicity, and his religious affiliation has not been disclosed.

Career

Eddie McClintock began his entertainment career as a production assistant in Los Angeles, working behind the scenes for three years before transitioning to acting in 1997 after enrolling in acting classes.

His early roles included guest appearances on Diagnosis Murder (1997) and Ned and Stacey (1997), followed by a regular role as Jimmy Stiles in the Fox sitcom Holding the Baby (1998).

His first major break came with the NBC sitcom Stark Raving Mad (1999–2000), where he played the quirky assistant Jake Donovan alongside Tony Shalhoub, earning a People’s Choice Award for Favorite New Comedy Series despite its cancellation after one season.

McClintock’s career gained momentum in the 2000s with recurring roles as Frank Helm in Desperate Housewives (2006) and Special Agent Tim Sullivan in Bones (2007), alongside guest spots on Friends (2002), Sex and the City (2000), and The King of Queens (2002).

His defining role came in 2009 as Pete Lattimer in Warehouse 13 (2009–2014), where his “goofy charm” and portrayal of a recovering alcoholic added depth to the sci-fi series, drawing record viewership for Syfy.

He also appeared in films like Mumford (1999), The Sweetest Thing (2002), and Confessions of an American Bride (2005).

His artistic talents shone through when he designed the cover for Puscifer’s album “V” Is for Vagina (2007).

McClintock continues to diversify his portfolio with acting, directing, and producing.

In 2023, he made his directorial debut with Miracle at Manchester, a faith-based family drama in which he also starred, dedicating the film to his late father.

He wrote and directed Takedown (2024), a semi-autobiographical film about his high school wrestling years, filmed in his hometown of North Canton.

Recent roles include Tony Franzelli in No Good Nick (2019), Jack Payne in Shooter (2016–2018), and Rob Griffen in The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers (2021).

His artwork, sold through his personal website, and his advocacy for sobriety, inspired by his own recovery in the early 2000s, reflect his commitment to creative and personal growth.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @eddie_mcclintock
• Facebook Handle: Eddie McClintock
• Twitter Handle: @eddiemcclintock

Personal Life

Eddie McClintock married Lynn Sanchez on May 1, 2005, and they share two sons, Jack and Max.

He resides in Los Angeles, where he balances family life with his creative pursuits.

McClintock has been open about his journey to sobriety in the early 2000s, supported by his family, and once considered joining the Los Angeles Police Department during a career lull to serve his community.

He enjoys painting, often sharing his artwork online, and maintains a close connection with fans through social media and convention appearances.

Filmography

• Diagnosis Murder (1997)
• Ned and Stacey (1997)
• Holding the Baby (1998)
• Mumford (1999)
• Stark Raving Mad (1999–2000)
• The Sweetest Thing (2002)
• Friends (2002)
• Full Frontal (2002)
• Confessions of an American Bride (2005)
• Desperate Housewives (2006)
• Bones (2007)
• Warehouse 13 (2009–2014)
• Shooter (2016–2018)
• No Good Nick (2019)
• The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers (2021)
• Miracle at Manchester (2023)

Net Worth

Eddie McClintock holds an estimated net worth of $4 million.

His primary sources of income include his starring role in Warehouse 13, which ran for five seasons, and recurring roles in Shooter, Bones, and Desperate Housewives.

Additional earnings come from his film work, including Miracle at Manchester and The Sweetest Thing, as well as his artwork sales and commercial work, such as high-profile Coors Light ads.