Bryan Johnson (filmmaker)

From left to right, Kevin Smith, Brian O'Halloran, and Bryan Johnson recording the audio commentary for Johnson's Vulgar.

Bryan Lee Johnson (born December 7, 1967) is a very close friend to Kevin Smith, who has made appearances in Smith's New Jersey films as comic book fan Steve-Dave Pulasti. He is currently managing Smith's comic book store Jay and Silent Bob's Secret Stash.

[edit] Trivia

Has been a friend of Kevin Smith since Smith started working at a New Jersey rec center, along with Walt Flanagan.
Wrote and directed Vulgar, which screened at the 2000 Toronto Film Festival.
Was a set production assistant for Mallrats and Chasing Amy.
Likes to read comics, watch movies, rollerblade and plays street hockey, as do Smith and friend Walt Flanagan.
Worked with Kevin Smith at Quick Stop and RST Video.
Was the inspiration for Jeff Anderson's character, Randal Graves, in Clerks.
Was cut out of Chasing Amy, but his scene can be seen on the DVD.
Writes a comic Karney, with Walt Flanagan doing the art for the comic.
Currently works at Kevin Smith's store Jay and Silent Bob's Secret Stash in Los Angeles.
Loves playing Tetris for Nintendo.
Arm wrestled with Ben Affleck every day on the set of "Dogma."
Took creative writing clases with Kevin Smith when they both went to Brooksdale.
Took creative writing classes with friend Kevin Smith after high school. They kept a notebook while in class and wrote funny stuff about their classmates.
Had something of a falling out with Smith when they worked together at the Quick Stop and RST. Which is why he did not appear in "Clerks." After the movie got picked up for distribution, they buried the hatchet.
His name was used in "Dogma", in reference to a little boy that "urinated" in Bethany's hand (the boy was said to have died of leukemia).
Played Jesus Christ in "Big Helium Dog"