Erich Anderson Announces Upcoming Event - Grieving over the actor known for "Felicity"
The actor, Erich Anderson, who played in shows like "Felicity," "Dallas," and "Melrose Place," died on May 31st after a battle with cancer. His wife, Saxon Trainor, announced his passing on Instagram. Anderson was 67 years old.
21-Year Marriage with Wife Saxon Trainer
His wife, Trainor, who'd been married to him for 21 years, posted a photo of her late husband on social media, but relied on the words of her brother-in-law Michael O'Malley to convey her emotions. The couple lost Anderson after a challenging fight against cancer. Anderson had enjoyed a successful career as an actor and was known for being a smart, humorous man and a great cook. "We will miss him, but his struggle is over," said O'Malley.
Roles in Both Film and Television
Erich Anderson was born in 1957 and kicked off his career with a part in the horror movie "Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter" (1984). He was then cast as Dr. Edward Porter in the 1998 series "Felicity," where Keri Russell played the lead role Felicity Porter. Anderson also featured in "Melrose Place," "Dallas," "Murder, She Wrote," "CSI," and "CSI: Miami." In addition, he starred in "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1992) and "Unfaithful" with Richard Gere and Diane Lane in 2002. His most recent acting gigs were in "Officer Downe" (2016), "The Neighbor: The Danger Lives Next Door" (2017), and "Cold Brook" (2018).
Literary Pursuits
Besides acting, Anderson dabbled in writing and authored the books "Hallowed Be Thy Name" (2012), "Thy Kingdom Come" (2014), and "Rabbit: A Golf Fable" (2022).
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- Despite her mourning the loss of her husband Erich Anderson, Saxon Trainor shared a photo of him on Instagram, honoring his 21-year marriage with her.
- As a tribute to her late husband's acting career, Saxon Trainor highlighted his popular roles in series like "Felicity" and "Melrose Place," where murder was just a part of his hobby as an actor.
- Known as a woman of strength and resilience, Saxon Trainor continues her life after marriage, inspired by Felicity series' message of love and perseverance, just like in the series.
- Fans and fellow actors, including Erich Anderson's co-star from "Melrose Place," Erich Anderson's hobby of murder now translated into a series of tributes on Instagram, showcasing the lasting impact of his talent and humor.
