J Bartell(I)
- Actor
- Additional Crew
- Producer
J Bartell is an actor and producer, known for Streets (1990), A.P.E.X. (1994) and Dance of the Damned (1989). He also served as a weapons consultant on those first two films, including on Stripped to Kill (1987).
In 2015, he authored the book "The 231 Club: My Ten Year Journey From Therapist to CIA Courier and Sanctioned Kills - A True Story", written with Ginger Marin. Formerly a licensed Marriage, Family and Child Counselor in California and a psychological consultant, J Bartell worked with thousands of people from all walks of life, but it was his worldwide travels on behalf of affluent, private clients, including heads-of-state, that put him on the radar of a CIA contractor. J went on to become a subcontractor for the CIA, first as a courier then as a field agent. He competed in action/combat shooting competitions while training for his CIA cover and was the winner of six championships and he held 14 Match records which lead to him becoming a Combat Master. J was the Psychological Consultant for the United States Gold Team at the IPSC (International Practical Shooting Confederation) 1984 World Championships, in which they won.
In 2015, he authored the book "The 231 Club: My Ten Year Journey From Therapist to CIA Courier and Sanctioned Kills - A True Story", written with Ginger Marin. Formerly a licensed Marriage, Family and Child Counselor in California and a psychological consultant, J Bartell worked with thousands of people from all walks of life, but it was his worldwide travels on behalf of affluent, private clients, including heads-of-state, that put him on the radar of a CIA contractor. J went on to become a subcontractor for the CIA, first as a courier then as a field agent. He competed in action/combat shooting competitions while training for his CIA cover and was the winner of six championships and he held 14 Match records which lead to him becoming a Combat Master. J was the Psychological Consultant for the United States Gold Team at the IPSC (International Practical Shooting Confederation) 1984 World Championships, in which they won.
