Earl Maddox
Earl H. Maddox  was a drummer and actor who appeared as a male alien in the  seventh season episode . As a background performer Maddox received no credit for this appearance and was identified by the name tag of his costume which was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 

Beside work in music videos for musicians such as  and commercials for products like Budweiser and Red Cross PSA, Maddox was featured in the television series The X-Files (1997), Diagnosis Murder (2001, with Eric Pierpoint and Connie Danese), Family Law (2001, with April Grace, Michelle Horn, Christopher McDonald, Salli Richardson-Whitfield, and Damara Reilly), Just Shoot Me (2003), The Bernie Mac Show, That 70's Show (2006, with Kurtwood Smith and Don Stark), and Memphis Beat (2010, with Alfre Woodard and Daniel Hugh Kelly).

His film work includes supporting and background roles in the television drama Mama Flora's Family (1998), the drama Wayward Son (1999), 's mystery thriller The Gift (2000, with Erik Cord), 's science fiction comedy Evolution (2001), 's drama Monster's Ball (2001), the comedy Life Without Dick (2002, with Terri Garr, Geoffrey Blake, Holmes R. Osborne, and Ian Patrick Williams), 's comic adaptation Spider-Man (2002, starring Kirsten Dunst), the television horror film Locusts (2005, with Natalia Nogulich and Mikki Val), the biopic Elvis (2005, with Eugenie Bondurant), and the war drama Faith of my Fathers (2005, with Joe Chrest and Cary-Hiroyuki).

He also appeared in the comedy College (2008), the drama Who Do You Love (2008, with Joe Chrest), Jonathan Frakes' television sequel The Librarian: The Curse of the Judas Chalice (2008, with Bruce Davison), 's drama The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008, with Spencer Daniels), and the thriller The Yellow Wallpaper (2009).

More recent work includes the comic adaptation Jonah Hex (2010, with Joe Billingiere and Michael Papajohn), the horror film Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (2012, with Aaron Toney and Donna DuPlantier), the science fiction film Arachnoquake (2012, with Ethan Phillips), and the action thriller Parker (2013, with Clifton Collins, Jr., Carlos Carrasco, Sala Baker, Chuck Picerni, Jr., and Brian Oerly).

Maddox would have played a part in 's western drama Django Unchained but was unable to take the role because of his illness. He passed away of cancer at the age of 55 on 17 March 2013.

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