Bradley Matthew Hallock, born on April 8, 1983, took over the role of Eric in late 1986, replacing Edward Palma in the role. His other work includes commercials for Target and McDonalds, as well as lots of print work. Bradley played Eric longer than any other actor. His final episode aired July 2, 1992. He had played Eric for 6 years.

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Bradley Hallock

Eric Roman Brady

Eric got to spend some quality time with his uncle Bo, who told him a story. It was about a fish that Bo said was "almost as big as you."

Bo turned to Hope and said he didn't know if Eric liked the story. Bradley didn't show much emotion about it, but looked up at Kristian as she responded.

Hope said she did like it, even if he didn't.

Hope told Bo he was going to make a wonderful daddy. Bo said, "You bet!"

The Bradys went on a ski trip in early 1987 shortly after Marlena's "death." Eric got bundled up for the snow with help from dad.

Bradley seemed a little bored with the Christmas celebration at the Brady's in 1990.

One of Sami and Eric's favorite events was "Tag Team Old Maid." They played with their dad and Isabella and donned poker hats as if they were betting big money. It was always boys against girls.

Information on Bradley appeared in the 1992 book The Soap Opera Book: Who's Who in Daytime Drama by Nancy E. Rout, Ellen Buckley and Barney M. Rout. Here's the bio they presented for Bradley: A native of Newport Beach, California, Brad, who has one sister, Allison, lives in nearby Irvine, where his father, Scott, owns a coin and jewelry manufacturing business. In addition to his daytime work, the young actor has also been seen in television commercials for McDonalds, The Gap, and many more, and also frequently performs in school plays. Presently in the fourth grade, Brad is enrolled in the gifted classes, as well as having held the position of Mayor in his third grade class. An excellent student, he was the recipient of "The Golden Pencil Award," and received honorable mention in the "Invent America" competition. Equally adept on the playing field, the young actor was named an all star in two sports, basketball and baseball (his current team is the angels), and also has played soccer for the past four years. Away from school and the set, Brad enjoys gymnastics, collection baseball cards, playing Nintendo and is a die hard L.A. Lakers/Magic Johnson fan.

Eric was dressed as Joseph for the Brady grandchildren's performance of the Christmas story in 1991.

Bradley was part of a very rare picture. All of the Brady cousins were gathered together for a picture for the 1992 Days Calendar. Top: Scott Groff {Shawn Douglas}; middle row (l to r): Bradley holding a Pillatzke twin {Jeannie}, Bradley Pierce {Andrew}, Ryan Brennan {Max} holding a Pillatzke twin; front row: Christina Waggoner {Sami} holding Amanda Gunnarson (on left) and Jessica Gunnarson (on right).

Here's one for DOOL trivia buffs: What do Michael Sabatino and Bradley Hallock have in common? Michael's cousin, Cindy  Olivier. It seems Cindy is Bradley's teacher. Bradley's mom uncovered the uncanny coincidence when she enrolled her son in  school last year. She told the teacher that her son might miss a few classes because he appeared on a daytime tv show, Days.  Then, Cindy informed Bradley's mom that her cousin, Michael, was on the same show. Recently both Michael and Bradley  played host to Cindy when she visited the set on Martin Luther King Jr. Day (a school holiday), where she watched her cousin and student at work. {pic and info from Soap Opera Weekly Feb. 1992, via Amy}

2001

Bradley began college in the fall of 2001 at California Polytechnic, where he is an industrial technology major. There he plays soccer, after an impressive high school record. The Cal Poly website lists these stats for him:

BRADLEY HALLOCK
Freshman • Defender • 6-2 • 165
Irvine, CA / Woodbridge HS

2003 ~ Played in 16 matches, starting 13 as a defender ... recorded his second career assist in match against Cal State Fullerton on Oct. 4 ... attempted six shots ... played in nine of the 10 Big West matches.

2002... Started 10 matches as a sophomore and played in three others... recorded one assist on Andre Nestle's game-winning overtime goal against UC Irvine on Oct. 19... still looking for his first collegiate goal... attempted four shots.

2001... Played in 10 matches, all as a starter, as a defender in his first season with Mustangs... took a pair of shots on goal.

High School ... three-year varsity letterman ... Warriors were league champs in 1999, 2000 and 2001, and CIF-Southern Section Division II champs in 1999 ... team was 69-6-9 in last three seasons. Personal ... born April 8, 1983 ... son of Scott and Donna Hallock ... an industrial technology major.

2003

 


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