Emory Cohen
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Emory Cohen
Emory Isaac Cohen (born March 13, 1990) is an American actor best known for playing Debra Messing's son Leo on the NBC television series Smash, and Bradley Cooper's son AJ in the film The Place Beyond the Pines.
NBC Entertainment & The Cinema Society With Volvo Host The World Premiere Of "Smash" - Inside Arrivals
Film Independent's 2012 Los Angeles Film Festival Premiere Of Sony Pictures Classics' "To Rome With Love" - Arrivals
Film Independent's 2012 Los Angeles Film Festival Premiere Of Sony Pictures Classics' "To Rome With Love" - Red Carpet
June 13, 2012
"The Place Beyond The Pines" Premiere - Arrivals - 2012 Toronto International Film Festival
September 06, 2012
'The Place Beyond the Pines' Premieres in NYC
March 27, 2013
"Beneath The Harvest Sky" Portraits - 2013 Toronto International Film Festival
September 07, 2013
"Beneath The Harvest Sky" World Premiere Sponsored By TERRA - Arrivals - 2013 Toronto International Film Festival
September 07, 2013
Tribeca Film Festival Portrait Studio
April 17, 2014
In this photo: Callan McAuliffe, Emory Cohen, Zoe Levin
"Beneath the Harvest Sky" Premiere - 2014 Tribeca Film Festival
And so, you know I had Dane and all of a sudden Emory Cohen walks into the room and they were sitting in chairs next to each other. And they were like two young wolves, two alpha males sizing each other up, you know? It was kind of tense actually in the room, so I decided I’d throw in an ice-breaker question at em’ and I said “Who’s your favorite actor?”. And Emory said, “No question, Marlon Brando.”, and Dane says, “Well I always liked James Dean.” And then they started to argue for like ten minutes, who was better, Brando or Dean. And I was like, “This is perfect, this is exactly the dynamic between these two guys. I can trust this.” So anyway I said “Let’s agree to disagree guys, you like Brando, you like Dean, name someone else.” And Dane says, “Well I always like Al Pacino.” Then Emory shakes his head like, “DeNiro”. And I love that to me they’re cut from that cloth. Do you know what I mean? I felt like I found the next wave of great actors.
- Derek Cianfrace