Bradley Gregg is a multi-talented individual, with a career spanning across acting, directing, writing, and producing. His journey in the entertainment industry began with the 1985 film Explorers, which was followed by his breakout role in the 1986 drama film Stand by Me, where he played Eyeball Chambers, the older brother of River Phoenix's character.
In 1987, Gregg starred in the successful horror film A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors as Phillip Anderson. The following year, he appeared in the hit movie Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, alongside River Phoenix once again. He also had a notable role in the critically acclaimed TV mini-series Lonesome Dove, where he played Sean O'Brien, an Irish immigrant who joins the cattle crew.
In the early 1990s, Gregg took on the lead role in the action/science-fiction movie Class of 1999 and starred in the TV movie O Pioneers! alongside Jessica Lange. His most recent film credit is the 2002 movie Whiplash. Throughout his career, Gregg has also made guest appearances on various TV shows, including My Two Dads, Valerie, The Twilight Zone, The Pretender, ER, and The Bronx Zoo.
In addition to his acting work, Gregg has also ventured into directing and producing. He made his directorial debut with the movie 14 Days in America, which he also produced and edited. After taking a few years off from acting, following Phoenix's death, Gregg returned to the industry, focusing on directing, editing, and writing films with his production company.
Gregg's personal life is also noteworthy. He has been married to his wife, Dawn, since 1991, and they have five children together: Zion, Mcabe, Braverijah, Galilee, and Jemima. The family recently relocated back to Los Angeles, where Gregg is resuming his acting career and working on various film and television projects.
In 2011, Gregg and his wife produced the documentary "Journey to Jemima", a visual journal documenting their journey of international adoption and their month-long stay in Kazakhstan.
