In 2004, Bright broke into feature films with strong performances in The Butterfly Effect, Godsend and opposite Nicole Kidman in Birth (for which he earned rave reviews for his portrayal of the reincarnation of Kidman's long-dead husband).
Plum roles have continued to come Bright's way, and in 2006, he delivered another fine trio of performances in the mob drama Running Scared, the sci-fi thriller Ultraviolet (with Milla Jovovich) and the big-budget blockbuster X-Men 3: The Last Stand (opposite Hugh Jackman, Halle Berry and Ian McKellen).
AddRunning ScaredLow-level mobster Joey Gazelle (Paul Walker) is tasked with disposing of a gun used to kill cops during a drug bust. But when it's stolen by his son's friend and used in another high-profile crime, Joey must find the gun quickly -- or pay the ultimate price. Along the way, he'll lock horns with the... Read More
AddUltravioletWhen a vampirelike disease begins infecting the human population -- giving the afflicted enhanced intelligence, fantastic stamina and lightning-fast speed -- the world quickly divides into those who have it and those who don't. Believing the infected to be a menace to society, the government seeks... Read More
AddBirthA thirty-something New Yorker (Nicole Kidman) meets an adoring 10-year-old boy (Cameron Bright) who insists he's the reincarnation of her husband who died 10 years earlier. The irksome revelation begins to get under her skin, and she starts second-guessing the decisions she's made over the course of... Read More
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