Luke Bradford, professionally known as L.B. Fisher, embarked on a life-long journey in the entertainment industry, commencing his academic pursuits in his hometown of New York, where he successfully graduated from the prestigious New York University.
Subsequently, he ventured out to Los Angeles, driven by an unwavering passion for acting, which led to a plethora of guest appearances on various television shows. One of his most notable roles was on the critically acclaimed medical drama, "ER".
In addition to his extensive work in television, Fisher also made a notable contribution to the film industry, appearing in the 1999 comedy, "The Out of Towners". Most recently, he brought to life the iconic character of Peter Tork, a founding member of the legendary musical group, the Monkees, in the 2006 documentary, "Daydream Believers: The Monkees' Story".
