The Hollywood Reporter on Thursday confirmed that actor Brad Johnson died in February of complications from COVID-19.
He is best known for his role in Steven Spielberg's fantasy drama Always 1989, in which he and Richard Dreyfuss fought for Holly Hunter's heart.
Johnson worked consistently in television and cable films in the 1990s and early 21st century and co-directed the Left Behind series. He is 62 years old.
Johnson, born in Arizona, was raised on a cattle ranch and dropped out of business school, only ashamed of his degree in receiving a rodend scholarship to the College of Southern Idaho.
The 6'3 "square jaw then found application as a model, representing Calvin Klein, Busch beer and yes, Marlboro cigarettes.
Johnson estimated his attitude to tar-stained American folklore for MEL Magazine in 2019. However, he admitted that he never smoked. "But I collected a million," he said.
It was always Johnson's first big acting concert, and although it didn't bring him a superstar, he was seldom out of work.
She starred alongside Danny Glover and William Dafoe in John Milius' 1991 film Flight of the Intruder and Daphne Zunig's love interest. Dominick O'Malley in the mid-90s