Eric is of Ghanaian heritage. Born and raised in London (Stockwell), he trained at the BRIT School in Croydon and the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.

He began his career with early screen and stage roles before building a strong reputation across film, television, and theatre. Notable early credits include appearances in Fury (alongside Brad Pitt), Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, Snowden, Humans, Harlots, and the National Theatre’s Julie (opposite Vanessa Kirby).

Eric broke through as Switcher in the acclaimed British crime drama Blue Story (2019). He went on to deliver a standout performance as the intense antagonist Lamar Silas in Starz’s BMF (Black Mafia Family), a role that cemented him as a compelling screen presence. He currently stars as Andre Simpson in Netflix’s hit superhero series Supacell, and appeared as Jedediah the Terrible in The Book of Clarence.

His work spans gritty crime drama, high-concept sci-fi, period pieces and stage, showcasing a powerful range that moves easily between intensity, vulnerability, and charisma. Eric continues to take on bold, character-driven roles while remaining proud of his Ghanaian roots.