Dan Bradleyis an Americanstunt coordinatorandsecond unit film director.He has worked onIndependence Day,Spider-Man 2,Spider-Man 3,The Bourne Supremacy,The Bourne Ultimatum,Superman Returns,Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull,Where The Wild Things Are,Quantum of Solace,andMission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol.[1]
Dan Bradley | |
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| Born | |
| Nationality | American |
| Occupation(s) | Stunt coordinator,Second unit film director |
| Known for | Stunt work |
| Notable work | Bournefilm series |
Bradley was born and raised in theSan Fernando Valleyand his early street racing aroundVan Nuysled him into his career in stunts.[2]
He was originally cast to portrayJason VoorheesinFriday the 13th Part VI: Jason Livesbut was replaced byC.J. Graham.Despite this the scenes he filmed were still included in the film making this the third instance of 2 actors portraying Jason in one film.[a]
Bradley served as thestunt coordinatorandsecond unitfor the car chase scenes inThe Dukes of Hazard.Johnny Knoxvillepraised him saying "everyone in Hollywood wants Dan Bradley to shoot their car stuff" and cited him as a factor in his taking a role in the film.[3]
In July 2008, Bradley was announced as the director for theMGMremakeof the1984Cold War movieRed Dawn,[4]and was attached to the supernatural action featureHellifiedforParamount Pictures.[5]In 2016, he made his debut inIndian Cinema,as the Second Unit Director and Stunt co-ordinator of the Bollywood filmGhayal Once Again.
Filmography
editAs second unit director
editReferences
edit- ^Bradley tapped to aid Bond stuntsbyThe Hollywood ReporterDate September 04, 2007. Access date September 2009
- ^Conley, Kevin."Dan Bradley: the art of the crash".Telegraph.Telegraph. Archived fromthe originalon 2012-07-16.Retrieved22 December2020.
- ^Johnny Knoxville interviewforThe Dukes of Hazzard
- ^Fernandez, Jay A.; Borys Kit (2008-07-09)."'Red Dawn' redo lands director, scribe; MGM will remake the 1984 action drama ".The Hollywood Reporter.
- ^Kit, Borys (2009-06-25)."Paramount nabs 'Hellified' spec".The Hollywood Reporter.Archived fromthe originalon June 26, 2009.
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