Brad's FilmsIf anyone is interested in facts any Brad fan knows, read on. If ya wanna use a pic, go ahead coz I don't care...Oh, and there are pics on this page as well...Just for anyone who's...well...blind...or just plain stupid...10 Seconds wav thing DOESN'T HE SOUND SO CUTE??!! Just smile and nod dammit!!
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Brad's Beginning
As you all know he started in the Client after being discovered at the tender age of 10. His performance as Mark Sway alongside Tommy Lee Jones, Susan Sarandon and Mary Louise Parker won him rave reviews and marked him as the next big thing. Soon he was off to film The Cure with Jurassic Park's Joseph Mazzello in the role of Erik. Once again his performance was brilliant and won him respect from his peers and his legion of fans. Next on his list was Tom and Huck opposite Home Improvement's Jonathan Taylor Thomas. His portrayal of Huck left JTT in his shadow and proved his talent. But the true story Sleepers was the film that cemented his reputation. Starring with the likes of Robert DeNiro, Brad Pitt, Kevin Bacon and Dustin Hoffman he did what he did best. He gave an excellent performance and stole all the limelight from his costars. His next film, Telling Lies In Amerca placed him next to Kevin Bacon again. His character Karchy Jonas was a Hungarian immigrant who gets mixed up with a sleazy disc jockey, Kevin Bacon. His next film Apt Pupil seated him next to Ian McKellen. He plays Todd Bowden who's interest in the Nazi-war era leads him to find that a Nazi war criminal is living in his neighbourhood. He confronts McKellen and blackmails him, as you do. I've heard that he is gonna direct a film which he wrote called Fallen Angel. He is also due to be making a movie called Boiler Room with Ben Affleck and David Schwimmer. |
Brad's Films and Commercial's
1) The Client ('94) - Mark Sway
3) Tom and Huck ('95) - Huck Finn
4) Gap commercial ('95)
5) Sleepers ('96) - young Michael Sullivan
6) Telling Lies in America ('97) - Karchy Jonas
7) Apt Pupil ('98) - Todd Bowden 8) Biohazard 2 aka Resident Evil 2 commercial ('97-Japan release only) - Leon Scott Kennedy 9) The Little Black Book ('98) - Joshua |
