Edward Heegan

Edward Heegan was born in a working class neighborhood near Prospect Park, Brooklyn, New York. Heegan worked on 'A Bronx Tale' directed by and starring Robert DeNiro, while attending High School. Edward Heegan began working with Park Slope Films Director Jason Cusato, first starring in the feature film 'York Street' and following up as the lead of an ensemble in the dark dramatic comedy 'Apostles of Park Slope'. Heegan continued playing roles on local television such as 'Law & Order', 'Third Watch' and 'The Sopranos'. Edward Heegan worked on the feature 'Ten Buck Baton' and the short 'Home Invasion' with director Nimer Neem Basha. Director Sean Sawyer cast Edward Heegan as the lead in his controversial love story 'Pocket Full of Nickels' in 2013 Heegan worked with Director Carlos Cardona as the villain in the thriller 'Second Chance' starring Greg Prosser in 2014. Edward Heegan is the creator and star of the original dramatic series 'Suicide Hill'. Edward Heegan is an emerging player in the New York Filmmaking scene.