Death of Brad Johnson, actor for Spielberg and in the TV series Melrose Place

Actor Brad Johnson, who starred in Dr. Dominic O’Malley’s cult series Melrose Place, has died at the age of 62 from complications of Covid-19 at his home in Fort Worth, Texas. His death actually dates back to last February, but this information was only recently confirmed by his art agent, Linda McAllister. HollywoodReporter.

Before starting his acting career in the Dallas episode and even producing Roger Corman in 1989, Brad Johnson, from Tucson, Arizona, was an experienced cowboy. The son of a horse trainer, he even joined a professional rodeo circle in 1984.

While fighting bulls in Wyoming, the casting director spotted looking for cowboys to advertise beer, Johnson was also a model for Calvin Klein’s brand and the face of cigarette brand’s famous cowboy Marlboro Man.

We’ve also seen Steven Spielberg always: the character played by Holly Hunter fell in love after the death of his wife, Pete Sandwich (Richard Dreyfuss). Entitled The Flight of the Intruder in 1991, Brad Johnson appeared in the first and second seasons of Experts on the series, during several episodes.

His last screen appearance dates back to 2015, in the film The So-Called Brackets 32Completely new to us. A work whose story was like returning home to Brad Johnson because it refers to a professional rodeo.