- Height6′ 1½″ (1.87 m)
- Ernie Charles grew up in a family of five in rural Ohio, where he was crowned as the County Fair King. He attended Heidelberg University in Tiffin, Ohio and received a Computer Science Degree. He loved playing football and baseball, but also found a love for acting during college. Upon graduation he moved to New York City where he trained at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and at Carnegie Hall with the Robert X. Modica Meisner Studio. He performed in numerous theatre shows. While pursuing his love for acting, he did some modeling. On display at the New York Mercantile Exchange Museum there is still a life size replica of him as a pipeline worker. Ernie currently resides in Los Angeles.
- IMDb mini biography by: Olivia Vaughan - Ernie Charles grew up in a family of five in rural Ohio, where he was crowned as the County Fair King. He attended Heidelberg University in Tiffin, Ohio and received a Computer Science Degree. He loved playing football and baseball, but also found a love for acting during college. Upon graduation he moved to New York City where he trained at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and at Carnegie Hall with the Robert X. Modica Meisner Studio. He performed in numerous theatre shows. While pursuing his love for acting, he did some modeling. There was a life size replica of him as a pipeline worker on display at the New York Mercantile Exchange Museum. Ernie won Best Supporting actor in his short film from the Hollywood Verge Awards.
- IMDb mini biography by: Self
- Ernie has written an e-book called, "College Football Fanatics: Due to Remarkable Passion." He has written a stage-play called, "Not My Hometown.".
- Ernie has performed in two art installations for renowned video artist Bill Viola. The first was " The Voyage," which was part of the exhibit called "Going Forth By Day" at the Guggenheim Museum during 2002 in New York City. The second was "Observance," which was part of the exhibit "The Passions" at the J. Paul Getty Museum during 2003 in Los Angeles.
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