Biography
Hailed by TV GUIDE in the summer of 1994 as the "new hot-hot-hot teen mag cover boy", Brandis received over 4000 fan letters a week. Ironically, he first caught the attention of teenaged girls by impersonating one. "Ladybugs" (1992), a mild Rodney Dangerfield vehicle, featured the blond-haired, blue-eyed heartthrob in drag as a ringer on a girl's soccer team.
Brandis began his entertainment career at age two appearing in a sales poster for …
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Career Milestones
1999 | Had featured role in "Ride With the Devil" |
1999 | Appeared as the lead character's best friend in "Outside Providence" |
1996 | Provided character voice for the animated series "Alladin" |
1993 | Debut as a TV series regular, played boy genius Lucas Wolenczak on "seaQuest DSV/seaquest 2030" |
1992 | Breakthrough feature role, "Ladybugs", solidified teen idol status |
1990 | Co-starred as the young Richard Thomas in "Stephen King's 'IT'", an ABC miniseries |
1990 | First feature starring role, "Neverending Story II: The Next Chapter", a US-German co-production |
1989 | First substantial feature role, "Stepfather 2" |
1988 | Feature debut, provided an additional voice for the Disney animated feature, "Oliver & Company" |
1987 | TV miniseries debut, "Poor Little Rich Girl: The Barbara Hutton Story" on NBC |
1987 | First TV guest spot, "Buck James", an ABC medical drama |
1987 | Acted in the NBC pilot for the Disney Channel series, "Good Morning, Miss Bliss" |
1986 | Moved to LA with his family at age nine |
1982 | Became a recurring character on the daytime soap "One Life to Live" at age six (date approximate) |
1980 | Began appearing TV commercials at age five (date approximate) |
1978 | Debut as a print model at age two in a sales poster for Buster Brown clothing (date approximate) |