Brad William Henke

Actor Brad Henke premiered onscreen in the mid- to late '90s, and spent his first ten years in front of the camera portraying beefy, burly, outspoken types, often -- though not always -- of slightly blue-collar origin. Early assignments included bit parts in the big-screen features The Fan (1996) and Mr. Wrong (1996), plus guest spots on such series #92;dramas as ER and Sports Night. After a lead in the short-lived 2001 prime-time series Going to California, Henke returned to small feature roles in such projects as Me and You and Everyone We Know (2004), The Assassination of Richard Nixon (2004), Must Love Dogs (2005), and The Zodiac (2005). In the mid-2000s, he could also be seen on the small screen again, in guest roles on such series as the darkly comic #92;crime thriller series Dexter and in a regular role as Owen Rowan on the prime-time #92;drama October Road. ~ Nathan Southern, All Movie Guide

• Also Credited As:
  Brad Henke, Brad William Henke
• Born:
  April 10, 1971 in Columbus, Nebraska, USA
• Job Titles:
  Actor

Education

• Regents College, Albany, NY, BA

Milestones

• 1996 Made TV debut on an episode of Chicago Hope (CBS)
• 1996 Made feature debut in Mr. Wrong
• 1999 Had a bit role in The Thirteenth Floor
• 2000 Played the recurring role of wrestler Thor in Nikki (WB)
• 2001 Co-starred with Sam Trammell in the Showtime series Going to California
• 2005 Cast in North Country a fictionalized account of the first major successful sexual harassment case in the United States
• 2006 Appeared in four episodes of the Showtime series, Dexter
• 2006 Cast in the thriller, Zodiac opposite Justin Chambers and Rory Culkin
• 2006 Played Maggie Gyllenhaal s brother in the drama, Sherrybaby
• 2007 Cast on the short-lived ABC series October Road
• 2008 Cast opposite Sam Rockwell in the film Choke, based on the novel by Chuck Palahniuk