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Eric Martin

Alias:
D. Eric Martin
Eric D. Martin

Biography from TheMovieDB

Eric Martin is a writer.  Martin was a staff writer and co-producer on Loki Season 1, but had much more involvement with the season than his staff writer credit implies. During the later stages, executive producer and head writer Michael Waldron had to depart to write Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022), so he gave his responsibilities remaining on the season to Martin. Martin not only wrapped up their season one finale episode, “For All Time, Always,” but he also rewrote much of season one due to the pandemic’s unforeseen impact on production.Subsequently, Martin was promoted officially to executive producer and head writer on Loki Season 2.  Subsequently, Martin was promoted officially to executive producer and head writer on Loki Season 2.  He was also interviewed for the Assembled episode The Making of Loki Season 2.

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Film Performances

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Film Production

Screenplay:
2017  The Other Mother

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TV Production

Co-Producer:
2021  Loki

Executive Producer:
2021  Loki

Staff Writer:
2021  Heels
2021  Loki

Story:
2021  Heels
2021  Loki

Teleplay:
2021  Heels
2021  Loki

Writer:
2021  Heels
2021  Loki

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