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David Bradley
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David Bradley

Born 1953 · Texas, USA · Active 1984–1997

David Bradley, an American actor and martial artist, emerged in the late 1980s, carving a niche in low-budget action films. He is best known for his roles in Cyborg Cop (1993) and its sequel, Cyborg Cop II (1994), where he delivers intense performances that resonate with fans of cult and exploitation cinema. His background in martial arts complements his on-screen presence, making him a notable figure in the action genre of that era. Bradley's work exemplifies the gritty charm of 90s action films, contributing to the enduring appeal of this unique cinematic landscape.

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Cyborg Cop II

Cyborg Cop II

1994 ★ 4.2
as Jack Ryan

Crime boss Jesse Starkraven leads his gang in an attack on a drug den not cooperating with Starkraven's demands; the assault quickly turns into a hostage situation when police arrive. Renegade DEA agent Jack Ryan arrives and attempts to negotiate with Starkraven, however this fails when Starkraven recognizes Ryan as the officer who killed his brother Harlan during a crime some time prior. Starkraven kills several hostages including Ryan's partner before he is finally captured. Subsequently, Starkraven is convicted of killing a cop and sentenced to death. While awaiting his sentence on death row, Starkraven is kidnapped by government agents under the guise of a prison transfer. He is taken into the custody of the "Anti-Terrorism Group" and converted into a cyborg alongside several other test subjects. Now dubbed "Spartacus" by the scientists, he is meant to lead the army of cyborg soldiers. Meanwhile, Ryan learns of Starkraven's apparent escape and begins conducting an investigation to find him against the orders of his boss, Captain Salerno. He collaborates with former sheriff Sam Pickens, who is still well respected in the community even after being removed from office for looking too far into the ATG's activity. During a party to celebrate the success of the project, head scientist Dr. Owns takes a woman into the room where Spartacus and the other cyborgs are awaiting activation. While they have a romantic encounter, Spartacus suddenly awakens and attacks them, killing the woman while taking Owns hostage. Spartacus seizes and destroys all but one control bracelet, which he keeps for himself to give himself control over the other cyborgs. He has the other cyborgs kill everyone at the party by burning down the building before leaving in a truck with Owns held hostage for a second facility, where more cyborgs are being created. ATG project leader Liz McDowell arrives the next day to review the incident and attempts to track down Spartacus quietly. However, Ryan's investigation brings him to her attention. She sends agents to follow him, but he swiftly dispatches them. Later, he breaks into an ATG office to gather information. He is detected by dogs and confronted by security guards, but escapes after discovering proof that Starkraven was taken by the ATG for conversion into a cyborg. Meanwhile, Spartacus and some of the other cyborgs travel to a gas station to steal fuel for their recharging generators. Ryan arrives and saves a woman and young boy from them, but is defeated by Spartacus and nearly killed, but he survives when authorities arrive and critically damage Spartacus, forcing the cyborgs to retreat. Ryan is arrested and brought before McDowell, who warns him not to interfere with the ATG. He subsequently escapes from her men and travels to Pickens' home in order to prepare for an assault on Spartacus's headquarters. Spartacus announces his intention to conquer cities and convert all humans into cyborgs, establishing an empire with himself as the leader, and dispatches two cyborgs to kill Ryan. Ryan manages to defeat and destroy them, but not before they kill Pickens. McDowell arrives and is convinced by Ryan to team up with him, providing the weaponry necessary to destroy Spartacus. The two arm themselves and travel to the facility where the cyborgs are hiding, destroying a number of them on their way to the lab. Once they get there, Spartacus appears on a video screen and reveals that he has taken Ryan's son hostage. The cyborgs bring Ryan and McDowell before Spartacus, who tells them he will turn Ryan's son into a cyborg before converting them as well. Ryan overpowers the cyborgs, frees his son and fights Spartacus, managing to steal the control bracelet and deactivate the other cyborgs. Spartacus is dropped into electric cables by a magnet, and is killed when Ryan pours liquid onto him, electrocuting him. Ryan, his son and McDowell flee the facility before bombs they set earlier detonate, destroying it. 

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Filmography

16 credits
1990s 14 credits
1997
Crisis as Alex
Movie ★ 4.0
1997
Expect to Die as Dr. Vincent MacInlyre
Movie ★ 4.9
1997
Total Reality as Anthony Rand
Movie ★ 4.9
1996
Exit as Charles
Movie ★ 5.1
1996
White Cargo as Det. Joe Hargatay
Movie ★ 4.1
1995
Hard Justice as Nick Adams
Movie ★ 6.1
1994
Cyborg Cop II as Jack Ryan
Movie ★ 4.4
1994
Blood Run as Brad Kingsbury
Movie ★ 3.7
1993
American Ninja 5 as Joe Kastle
Movie ★ 4.8
1993
Blood Warriors as Wes Healey
Movie ★ 5.3
1993
Cyborg Cop as Jack Ryan
Movie ★ 4.4
1992
American Samurai as Andrew 'Drew' Collins
Movie ★ 5.6
1991
Movie ★ 5.0
1990
Movie ★ 5.2
1980s 2 credits
1989
Movie ★ 4.8
1984
Murder, She Wrote as Adam Perry
TV ★ 7.5