Patrick Bradford was born Patrick Jole Bradford on June 15th, 1979 in New York City, New York. His father, Dean Bradford, worked at the New York Health Hospital, which was sadly closed in 1984. After his father's first wife died of a sad illness, his father remarried to Sarah Goulman in 1976, and, 3 years later, had Patrick. He grew up with a brother from the previous marriage, Rookie, and enjoyed filming with him. When Patrick was about 12 years of age, and Rookie had already gone to College, Patrick's parents moved to Sarah's parents' ranch, and Patrick enjoyed alot of his time helping with small projects. There in Colorado, Patrick met a friend, named Mc Jones. Together, they practiced filming small comedy shows with each other. Then, Patrick attended Lington College, while his father was away a lot. When Patrick was about 14 years old, he began attending small theater plays in school. Then, a big producer happened to see Patrick in one of his small plays, and invited him to join a cast of a play called Always Fair Weather, which took place on Broadway in 2004. Patrick did a wonderful job and wast cast again by the same producer as a bigger role in a stage play called The Dragon, The Sword, and The Hero. After that, Patrick began getting cast in small roles for big TV-series. His first on film job was in an episode of the comedy/drama TV-series, Chuck Chuck (2007). He played a brief onscreen character, and didn't get him much attention. Except for the producer/director of another Comedy series, Burn Notice Burn Notice (2007). Once again, he played a small part in a big show. After that, he played in more small part TV-Shows, before getting cast in his first big role TV-Series. David Newton's Mr. Patrick tt4170350. He worked on probably hundreds of episodes before David Newton cast him in another Comedy TV-Series, Two Way War tt4136270. Thanks to those series, Patrick became a full time actor when his friend, Mc Jones, cast him in the Comedy/Horror thriller Mystery Mountain tt4967478.