Quinn Early

Personal Bio

NFL Football Veteran Quinn Remar Early, born in 1965 in New York, is a Hollywood Actor & Stuntman, Author, Film Producer, and Alzheimer’s Disease Advocate. Quinn always knew that he wanted a career in the performing arts, and pursued that dream following his retirement from his 12-year National Football League career as a star wide receiver with the San Diego Chargers and New Orleans Saints. 

In 2011, Early was inspired by his mother Ann, to return to the performing arts. With all of his talent transitioning to working in Hollywood was very natural for Early. Quinn appeared in his first movie in 2012 and has been working in the film industry ever since. On September 25, 2018, Early became the first human being to bungee jump out of a helicopter over Arizona’s Grand Canyon To prepare actor Will Smith to do the same for his 50th birthday. 

In 2008, Early’s mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease, at which time he began serving as her primary caregiver. She asked Quinn to have her book “Bryant Acres” published, which he did in 2018 to honor her memory. Quinn donates all proceeds from the sale of the book to Alzheimer’s efforts. 

Quinn’s passion has found its way to writing, where he has created several screenplays including “No Color in Heaven” based on his mother’s book. He just completed his first short film, “Just Bake Cookies” which will be released in late 2020 through his production company, BDP Productions. An expert in both Kung Fu and Tai Chi, Quinn’s practice has been a steady thread in his life since his football days.

In 2019 Quinn started the Ann Early Intervention Foundation, which focuses on early diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease, Dementia, and other similar conditions. Quinn’s goal is to allocate the funds raised by the Foundation to help further the fight against this horrible disease which affects so many people and ultimately took his mother’s life.