Award-winning actor Erik Fellows has recently stepped into the world of NBC’s “Law & Order: Organized Crime.” Fans can catch him playing Steve Kingman in the two-part season premiere event. Good news for streamers – both episodes, “Lost Highway” and “Dante’s Inferno,” are already available on Peacock, so you can watch Fellows dive into Elliot Stabler’s world right now. New episodes of “Organized Crime” air Thursdays on NBC.
Fellows also recently wrapped up filming on “Death 4 Dinner,” a dark comedy thriller that centers on a senator’s unexpected death (and his family’s… let’s just say interesting reaction). He takes on the role of Taylor Rutherford. You can already find “Death 4 Dinner” available to watch on several digital platforms, including Apple, Prime Video, and Google Play.
Fellows is also currently juggling quite a few film projects. Keep an eye out for “Water’s Edge,” which also features Michael Paré, Eric Roberts, and Bill Oberst Jr. Fellows also appears in “Mr. Wonderful,” sharing screen time with Michael Madsen, as well as the upcoming “No Tears in Hell” with Luke Baines, and “Sunlight” alongside Tom Sizemore.
Fellows has also lined up roles in “Burner” and “Boss Me Around If You Dare.” It’s clear this is an actor who likes to stay busy. So, for “Law & Order: Organized Crime” fans, his recent guest appearance is definitely one to check out.
Fellows is repped by agent Joy Pervis of J Pervis Talent Agency and manager Erika McFadden of Astra Media Artists, with publicity from Wendy Shepherd of Studio Matrix.
