Gunner Wright

Gunner Wright (born August 26, 1973, in Eustis, Florida) is an American screen actor recognized for grounded performances across film and television. He is widely associated with the feature Love, and for providing the face and voice of Isaac Clarke in the video game Dead Space 2, a role that expanded his profile beyond traditional screen work.

Before acting, Wright competed as a motorcycle racer, staying in the sport until age 21. After relocating to Southern California, he transitioned into entertainment, gaining early experience through work connected to Fox Television’s series Fastlane. That momentum helped launch a steady acting career built on versatility and on-set professionalism.

Wright’s filmography includes studio and prestige titles such as Clint Eastwood’s J. Edgar (as Dwight Eisenhower), The Losers (Jet Pilot), G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (Secret Service Agent), and King Richard (AP3). He has also appeared in I Am Alone (Mason Riley), Land of Bad (Capt. David Andrews), and Highway to Dhampus (Colt Morgan), continuing to build a career defined by range.