Corey Johnson

Corey Johnson (also credited as John Johnson) is an American character actor born on May 17, 1961, in New Orleans, Louisiana. Although U.S.-born, he has built much of his career in the UK, becoming a familiar face for audiences who recognize him as the reliable supporting presence who sharpens a scene with precision and authority.

Johnson’s film work spans action, sci‑fi, and thriller territory, with notable appearances in Hellboy (Agent Clay), The Bourne Ultimatum (Conrad Wills), Kick-Ass (Sporty Goon), The Mummy (David Daniels), A Sound of Thunder (Christian Middleton), The Fourth Kind (Tommy Fisher), The Contract (Davis), and Out for a Kill (Ed Grey). His knack for grounded, no-nonsense roles has made him a go-to performer in ensemble casts.

On television, Johnson has also made his mark with standout guest roles, including the Doctor Who episode “Dalek” and Spooks (“The Special”). He further demonstrated his range in The Last Days of Lehman Brothers, portraying Richard S. Fuld, Jr., the final chairman and CEO of Lehman Brothers.

Known internationally under names such as Кори Джонсон and 코리 존슨, Corey Johnson remains a respected working actor whose career reflects versatility, consistency, and a strong transatlantic screen presence.