Scott Cohen

Scott Cohen (born December 19, 1961) is a widely acclaimed American actor of stage and screen. Born in the Bronx, New York, Cohen stepped into prominence through his breakthrough role in the 2000 NBC miniseries 'The 10th Kingdom'. His versatile and charismatic performances have struck a chord with audiences, leading to a distinguished career across different mediums. Cohen's initial push into stardom started on Television. After fictionally ruling a fairy-tale land, he moved on to playing an Assistant District Attorney in NYPD Blue and a ruthlessly ambitious wolf in Gilmore Girls. Throughout the 2000s and 2010s, Scott Cohen showcased an impressive acting range across such works as 'Law & Order: Trial by Jury', 'Street Time', and 'Necessary Roughness', which solidified his standing in the acting world.

In addition to his illustrious Television career, Scott Cohen made a significant impact on the big screen as well. His notable film works include 'Jacob's Ladder', 'Kissing Jessica Stein', and 'The Other Woman'. Apart from acting, Cohen harbors a passion for music and plays the saxophone. Despite his successful acting career, Cohen remains seated in his love of acting, maintaining a healthy balance between his personal and professional life. He continues to inspire with his charismatic acting, cementing his status as a favourite amongst a multitude of audiences. Behind the camera, he is a family man who enjoys spending quality time with his wife and son.