Eddie McClintock

Eddie McClintock is an American actor best known for playing Secret Service Agent Pete Lattimer on the Syfy series Warehouse 13. With a career spanning three decades, he has appeared on dozens of television shows, from Friends to Shooter, and in 2023 made his directorial debut with the faith-based drama Miracle at Manchester. Fans know him for his quick wit, everyman charm, and the deep connection he forged with the Warehouse 13 fan community. He is a licensed pilot, a devout Catholic, and a father of one, who continues to engage with fans through conventions and social media.[edit]

Eddie McClintock was born Edward Theodore McClintock on May 27, 1967, in North Canton, Ohio. He is the youngest of four boys born to a schoolteacher mother and a father who worked in the steel industry. He was raised Catholic and attended Hoover High School, graduating in 1985, where he was a competitive swimmer. After a brief stint at the University of Akron, he moved to New York City to chase a modeling and acting career. He worked as a bartender and modeled for brands like Versace and Armani, appearing in print ads and runway shows in New York and Paris. His first break came through commercial work: a 1993 Bud Light ad caught the attention of casting directors, leading to small television roles. He landed a guest spot on Friends in 1995, playing a fireman, and appeared on The Drew Carey Show. In the mid-1990s, he relocated to Los Angeles, where he continued booking guest roles on series like The X-Files, The West Wing, and Angel. His first major recurring role came in 1999, co-starring on the short-lived NBC sitcom Stark Raving Mad opposite Neil Patrick Harris. He also appeared in the 2004 film The Whole Ten Yards and had a lead role in the 2005 Fox comedy The Bad Girl's Guide, which was canceled after one season.[edit]

McClintock's breakthrough arrived in 2009 when he was cast as Secret Service Agent Pete Lattimer on Syfy's Warehouse 13. The show, a blend of sci-fi, comedy, and adventure, ran for five seasons and 64 episodes, becoming a cult favorite. His comedic timing and chemistry with co-star Joanne Kelly earned him a devoted fanbase. During this period, he also appeared in the 2011 film Bones and voiced characters on The Looney Tunes Show. After Warehouse 13 ended in 2014, McClintock joined the first season of USA Network's Shooter (2016–2018) as Special Agent Jack Payne. He later starred in the 2018 thriller The Ninth Passenger and the 2020 horror film The Devil's Light. In 2023, he directed and starred in Miracle at Manchester, a faith-based drama about a struggling father. The film was released in theaters in 2024. As of early 2026, he is promoting the film on the festival circuit and via streaming platforms, and remains active on social media.[edit]

McClintock is known for his quick wit, deadpan humor, and everyman persona. On Warehouse 13, he was the comic relief but also the emotional heart of the show. Media often describes him as "the guy next door" with a self-deprecating sense of humor. He is not a tabloid fixture and is respected for his family-man image. His social media voice is friendly and humble; he regularly interacts with fans, posting behind-the-scenes photos and replying to comments. Warehouse 13 fans, often called "Warehouse Agents," frequently quote his character's catchphrases like "Snappy comeback!" He is a regular guest at conventions like Comic-Con. His Twitter/X has 108,000 followers, Instagram 45,000, and Facebook 250,000. In interviews, he has said, "I’m not a guy who needs to be the star. I just want to be part of something good" and "I’m the luckiest guy in the world. I got to play a Secret Service agent with a sense of humor for five years."[edit]

Eddie McClintock's fame is a curious thing: he's a face millions recognize, yet he floats just below the radar of global celebrity. As of August 2026, iFANN's Global Fame Engine has evaluated his profile, but he does not currently hold a placement in the published rankings, neither in the Global Top 1,000 nor in any Top-100 scope list. That's not a slight; it's a reflection of a career built on beloved genre roles rather than tabloid ubiquity. His fanbase, while not formally named, is fiercely loyal, coalescing around his signature role as Pete Lattimer on Warehouse 13. These fans, often simply called 'Warehouse 13 fans' or 'Eddie's fans,' have shown their collective power in 2026, rallying for a revival as the show climbed streaming charts. McClintock's own social media, where his bio jokes 'Star of several cancelled television shows', keeps the connection personal and warm. He's a convention staple, especially at Dragon Con, where his candid, humorous panels have become mini-legends in themselves. His fame may not be measurable by a rank, but it's tangible in the devotion of a fanbase that treats him like an old friend.[edit]

McClintock is a licensed pilot and owns a small aircraft, a fact he's shared with fans over the years. He also sports a tattoo of the Warehouse 13 logo on his arm, a permanent tribute to the role that defined his career. A devout Catholic, he speaks openly about his faith, once noting: "Faith is a big part of who I am. I wanted to make a movie that wasn't preachy but showed real struggle and redemption." In high school, he was a competitive swimmer, and he's a die-hard fan of the Cleveland Browns and Cavaliers. Before acting, he modeled in New York and Paris for Versace and Armani, and he stands 6 feet 1 inch tall. Despite his popularity, he hasn't won any major industry awards, but his fans don't care. One story they love to tell is his collegiate wrestling background at Wright State, which he references in his X bio and which explains his knack for doing his own stunts. Another is the running joke of his self-deprecating bio, 'Star of several cancelled television shows,' which has become a beloved inside joke with followers. His recent pivot to music, with the single 'Your Heart is the Road,' and faith-based films like My Ripple Effect, keeps his legend growing.[edit]

Eddie McClintock is the youngest of four boys. His mother was a schoolteacher; his father worked in the steel industry. He was raised Catholic and credits his family for grounding him. He married former model and actress Lynn Sanchez in 2005. The couple has one son, born in 2007. They live in Los Angeles and keep a low public profile.[edit]

McClintock frequently collaborated with Joanne Kelly, Saul Rubinek, and Allison Scagliotti on Warehouse 13. He co-starred with Neil Patrick Harris on Stark Raving Mad and with Ryan Phillippe on Shooter.[edit]

McClintock married Lynn Sanchez, a former model and actress, in a private ceremony in 2005. The couple has one son, born in 2007. They have maintained a low public profile throughout their marriage. There are no public records of any other serious relationships, marriages, or high-profile flings. As of 2026, McClintock is still married to Sanchez.[edit]

iFANN currently estimates Eddie McClintock's net worth at $2 million. The bulk of that wealth traces to his five-season run on Warehouse 13, where he reportedly earned $40,000 to $60,000 per episode at the show's peak. Additional income streams include his role on Shooter, film appearances, residual payments from syndication, and earnings from his directorial debut Miracle at Manchester. He also makes appearances at fan conventions, which supplement his income. McClintock has not publicly disclosed any major business ventures or real estate holdings.[edit]