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

Ex Cowboy broken in the professional rodeo turned actor, Brad Johnson died at the age of 62 of complications linked to Covid-19. We had notably been able to see it in Steven Spielberg’s film, “Always”, or in the series “Melrose Place”. Paramount Pictures actor Brad Johnson, who played Doctor Dominick O’Malley in the cult series Melrose Place, died at the age of 62, following complications related to Covid-19, at his place of residence, located in Fort Worth, Texas. His death actually dates back to last February, but the information was only recently confirmed by his artistic agent, Linda McAlister, with the Hollywood Reporter. Before beginning his acting career in an episode of Dallas and even in a Roger Corman production in 1989, Brad Johnson, a native of Tucson, Arizona, was a seasoned cowboy. The son of a horse trainer, he even joined the professional rodeo circuit in 1984. From Spielberg to CSI Spotted during a bullfight in Wyoming by a casting director, who was looking for cowboys for a advertisement on a beer, Johnson was also a model for the Calvin Klein brand, and face of the Marlboro Man, the famous cowboy of the cigarette brand. We also saw it in Steven Spielberg in Always: the character played by Holly Hunter fell in love with him, after the death of his spouse, Pete Sandich (Richard Dreyfuss). Headlining Johnn Milius in The Flight of the Intruder in 1991, Brad Johnson appeared in the first and second season of the series Experts, the time of a few episodes. His last appearance on screen dates back to 2015, in a film called Nail 32, completely new to us. A work whose story sounded like a homecoming for Brad Johnson, since it is about professional rodeo.