Brother of actor Scott Bloom He has worked with several of the WB's Charmed cast: Holly Marie Combs in the movie Walls of Glass, Brian Krause in the Bandit series, and three movies with Alyssa Milano: Dance 'Til Dawn, Crash Course and Confessions of Sorority Girls. At his home in the Hollywood Hills, Bloom enjoys an extensive collection of rare and first edition books. His lifelong passion is writing, composing and recording at his in-home studio. Brian also designs and builds furniture, practices and studies Eastern philosophy, enjoys cooking fresh foods and listening to a wide variety of music. Brian became the youngest winner of a Daytime Emmy Award in the category of Outstanding Young Leading Man during the 1984-85 season for his performance in the soap opera As The World Turns. Additional acknowledgements of Bloom's work include being nominated for a Daytime Emmy Award as Outstanding Young Leading Man in 1985-86 and 1986-87. He was also nominated as Best Young Actor in a Daytime or Nighttime Series by the Sixth Annual Youth In Films Awards in 1984. Doesn't list his Emmy win in his resume as he doesn't want to be typecast as a soap star. Dated Allison Smith ("Kate & Allie"), whom he met when they were both cast in an ABC Weekend Special, "A Different Twist", during his high school years (1983-1987). Performed in the 80s celebrity baseball games on the Dodger team. Injured his head badly while working on the Bandit television series. He shortly thereafter began studying eastern philosophy. Backed out of the Bandit series once the decision was made for it to go into an hour long format series. The show was immediately cancelled thereafter. Owns and runs the website AnimalWorldNetwork.com Brian once drove from Los Angeles, California to New York, New York with actress Alyssa Milano and then turned around and drove back with his brother Scott Bloom. Brian's Playgirl Magazine photo-shoot and interview took place in Twenty-Nine Palms, California.
