Brandon Call
Brandon Spencer Lee Call ( born November 17, 1976 in Torrance, California) is an American film actor.
Call grew up as the son of Richard and Elyse Call along with his siblings, Dee Anne, Tandi and Dustin in California. At the age of two years, he appeared in commercials before he gave in 1985 his film debut as a speaker in the animated film Taran and the Magic Cauldron. In the same year you could him for the first time on camera see in Richard Marquand Drama The knife. As early as 1988 the role of Kevin Arnold he had been offered in The Wonder Years, but at the last minute and was replaced by Fred Savage. After several appearances as a guest star in television series, including Simon & Simon and Magnum, PI, 1989, he took on the role of Hobie Buchannon in Baywatch - Committed to Baywatch. In the same year he played the role of Billy Deveraux in the movie Blind Fury on the side of Rutger Hauer. However, it was David Hasselhoff, who made sure by the end of the first season, that call had to leave the series. Brandon had become during the year "bigger" and " muscular " than himself, as said Hasselhoff. Brandon Call was replaced by Jeremy Jackson. But Call managed to be after his departure at the Baywatch cast in one year for the sitcom A strong family. Here he played the role of JT Lambert until the end of the series in 1998.
After the end of the series, Brandon Call withdrew into private life. He lives in California and has a daughter from a previous relationship.