Bradley John Walsh (né le 4 juin 1960) est un acteur, humoriste, chanteur, présentateur de télévision et ancien footballeur professionnel britannique. Il est connu pour ses rôles de Danny Baldwin dans Coronation Street et le rôle principal du sergent Ronnie Brooks dans Londres, police judiciaire, de même que comme présentateur des jeux télévisés d'ITV The Chase et Cash Trapped.

En octobre 2017, la BBC a annoncé que Bradley jouerait le rôle de Graham O'Brien, un des compagnons du Docteur dans la saison 11 (2018) de Doctor Who.

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Walsh is the son of Margaret (née O'Connell) and Daniel Terence "Danny" Walsh (8 August 1934 – 12 November 1993). Walsh married choreographer Donna Derby in 1997, and they have one son, Barney (born 1997). The family live in Chigwell, Essex. He has a daughter Hayley (born 1982), from a previous relationship. During his appearance on That's What I Call Television with Fern Britton, Walsh declared that he is an Arsenal fan. During the first quarter of 2010, Walsh completed a stand-up comedy tour throughout theatres in the UK. On 22 October 2010, Walsh was in attendance at the funeral of fellow actor and comedian Sir Norman Wisdom.

In 2011, Walsh co-wrote a series of personalised football story books entitled My Dream Cup Final with..., which were published in June 2011. In January 2012, Walsh took part in a public charity event in which he cycled from Northern France to Portugal to raise money for Sane.

On an episode of The Chase, Walsh revealed that he used to be a member of Cubs and the Salvation Army.

Walsh is a supporter of UK charity Make-A-Wish Foundation, which he claims to be his favourite.