Brad Johnson
Actor
Born October 24, 1959 in Tucson, Arizona, USA
An American actor and former Marlboro Man. Johnson's first acting credit was in the low-budget biker film The Nam Angels (1989), and shortly after he had his first co-starring role in a major film when he played the role of Ted Baker in the 1989 film Always, directed by Steven Spielberg. His other movie credits include Flight of the Intruder, Philadelphia Experiment II, Copperhead and Supergator. He also played the role of Rayford Steele in the Left Behind film series, and played Dr. Dominick O'Malley on Melrose Place. In 2001, he played a hired killer who tangled with Tom Selleck's Rafe Covington character in Turner Network Television's Crossfire Trail. He has six daughters and four sons. Johnson died in February 2022 after complications from Covid.
Filmography
Little Women
Nurse
Christmas Time
Mr.Bernard
Nail 32
Buck Livingston
Repo
George
Copperhead
Wild Bill Longley
Comanche Moon
Col. Tom Soult
Safe Harbour
Matt Bowles
Supergator
Scott Kinney
Left Behind: World at War
Rayford Steele
Wild Things: Diamonds in the Rough
Jay Clifton
Alien Siege
Stephen Chase
Truce
Duane Edwards
No Regrets
The Robinsons: Lost in Space
John Robinson
Riverworld
Jeff Hale
Left Behind II: Tribulation Force
Rayford Steele
Blind Obsession
Crossfire Trail
Beau Dorn
Left Behind
Rayford Steele
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
Paul Newsome
Across the Line
Grant Johnson
Silk Hope
Ruben
Soldier of Fortune, Inc
Major Matthew Quentin Shepherd
Soldier of Fortune, Inc.
Matthew Shepherd
Veronica's Closet
Jeff
Rough Riders
Henry Nash
Lone Justice 2
Ned Blessing
Siringo
Charlie Siringo
Dominion
Harris
The Outer Limits
Captain Sam Abbott
XXX's & OOO's
Kyle Townes
The Birds II: Land's End
Ted
Cries Unheard: The Donna Yaklich Story
Dennis Yaklich
Philadelphia Experiment II
David Herdeg
Ned Blessing
An American Story
George Meade
Melrose Place
Dr. Dominick O'Malley
Flight of the Intruder
Lt. Jake 'Cool Hand' Grafton
Always
Ted Baker
Nam Angels
Calhoun
A Different World
Mr. Wess
Maverick
Jim Reardon
Hallmark Hall of Fame