- जन्म
- उपनाम
- Brad
- ऊंचाई5′ 11″ (1.80 मी)
- ब्रैडली व्हिटफोर्ड का जन्म 10 अक्टूबर 1959 को हुआ था।ब्रैडली व्हिटफोर्ड एक अभिनेता और निर्माता हैं, जो Get Out (2017), The West Wing (1999) और Saving Mr. Banks (2013) के लिए मशहूर हैं।ब्रैडली व्हिटफोर्ड Amy Landecker के साथ 17 जुलाई 2019 से विवाहित हैं।
- पति/पत्नियांAmy Landecker(17 जुलाई 2019 - वर्तमान)Jane Kaczmarek(15 अगस्त 1992 - अक्टूबर 2010) (तलाकशुदा, 3 बच्चे)
- बच्चे
- पेरेंटGeorge Van Norman Whitford
- Dimples
- His college roommate and best friend was the brother of his future co-star on The West Wing (1999), Richard Schiff.
- Is close friends with Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip (2006) co-star Matthew Perry.
- He and his ex-wife, Jane Kaczmarek, have three children: Frances Whitford was born in January 1997; George Whitford was born on December 23, 1999 and Mary Louisa Whitford was born on November 25, 2002.
- Played a Republican Chief of Staff in My Fellow Americans (1996) and a Democratic Deputy Chief of Staff in The West Wing (1999).
- Founded the charity "Clothes off our Back" (http://www.clothesoffourback.org) with his wife, Jane Kaczmarek, in 2002. Clothes off our Back run on-line auctions after major awards shows where celebrities' gowns and tuxedos, and other articles of clothing, are auctioned off. The proceeds go to children's charities such as Cure Autism Now (http://www.cureautismnow.org) and The Children's Defense Fund (http://www.childrensdefense.org/)
- [explaining his once-made-remark that actors are alcoholics waiting to happen] What I meant by that was it's a very tiny percentage of humanity that would entertain the notion of making a spectacle out of themselves, whether on television or even more excruciatingly live onstage. And that indicates to me an incredibly assertive part of that person. The problem is you take these people with this incredibly rare assertive impulse and put them in a business that renders them totally passive. Usually you have to wait for somebody to write the play or to direct the play; you have to get chosen for the play; you have to see if the play does well. There's no resolution to that kind of assertiveness that is the crux of what I think makes a lot of actors very good and the passivity that the business imposes on you.
- I'm actually very personally conservative about what my kids are exposed to, and I've raised them like any parent where you're fighting the inevitable premature loss of their innocence because of a lot of crap that gets made. It is, by the way, upsetting to me that we live in a culture where the definition of obscenity is the act of procreation.
- [on if he's felt typecast after "The West Wing"] You're going to get typecast as whatever you do, but to be typecast as that guy who was complicated, passionate, funny, that's fine. But yeah, people think you're going to be a smart guy in a suit. But my God, what a wonderful experience. The only problem with it is it does spoil you; honestly, not to be pretentious but the creative experience, that kind of writing and those kinds of actors and directors and that arena, for God's sake. What do you do after that? A show about a canning factory?
- [on whether he thinks there is a difference between actors who do theater and film versus those who just do film] I think with certain kinds of material it's just a huge advantage. I myself cannot imagine what it would be like to be an actor who hadn't done theater simply because when you're an actor you're a pawn in storytelling, and if you're onstage you're telling a story over and over, you're telling the entire story eight times a week. If you're in a movie or TV show, you're telling it once out of sequence in snippets. You just get to act more [in theater]. I think it's the reason we had such a great group in "The West Wing." The reason was they were all theater actors.
- The West Wing (1999) - $70,000 /episode(2001)
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