Born Name:  Eric Anthony Douglas

Born Date:  June 21, 1958

Born Place:  Los Angeles, California

Died Date:  July 6, 2004

Died Place:  New York City

Occupations:  Actor, stand-up comedian

Brief Biography:  Eric Douglas was the youngest son of Hollywood legend Kirk Douglas and producer Anne Buydens. Known for roles in films like The Golden Child (1986) and Tales from the Crypt (1989), his career was overshadowed by personal struggles with addiction. He died from an accidental overdose at age 46.

Key Facts & Life Highlights:
He was the brother of producer Peter Douglas and half-brother to Michael and Joel Douglas.
Acting Career: Eric appeared in several films and TV projects, including A Gunfight (1971), Tomboy (1985), Honor Bound (1988), and Delta Force 3: The Killing Game (1991).
Stand-up Comedy: He frequently performed stand-up comedy, often describing his act as "bad" or self-deprecating, which brought him some notoriety.
Troubled Life: Throughout his life, Eric faced numerous legal issues and battled addiction, including arrests for drug possession and assault.