Michael Bradway

Michael Bradway is an actor and model recognized for his work in television, film, and fashion. Bradway graduated from New York Film Academy with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting for Film. Before beginning his acting career, he modeled for brands including Champion, U.S. Polo Assn., Verizon, and Brightline Train, developing an on-camera presence that contributed to his transition into acting.

Bradway made his screen acting debut with the short film "Piece," followed by "Tino." He later appeared in the feature film "Marked Men," directed by Nick Cassavetes and co-starring Alexander Ludwig, where he demonstrated his ability to portray complex characters. Bradway also appeared in the thriller "Safe House," further expanding his experience in dramatic roles.

On television, Bradway played Jack Damon, a young firefighter and the younger half-brother of Kelly Severide at Firehouse 51, on the NBC drama series "Chicago Fire." Joining in Season 12 as a recurring character, Bradway's portrayal of Damon, who is revealed to be related to Lieutenant Kelly Severide, contributed to the ensemble-driven storytelling of the series. He appeared in 17 episodes across Seasons 12 and 13.

Bradway departed "Chicago Fire" to join the Prime Video series adaptation of Carley Fortune's romance novel "Every Summer After," titled "Every Year After." In the series, he played Charlie Florek, the older brother of main protagonist Sam Florek.