Scott Cohen

Scott can be seen in the series Necessary Roughness with Callie Thorne. This followed his turn as businessman Marcus Sonti in the FOX sitcom, The Return of Jezebel James opposite Parker Posey. He was seen in ABC's Cashmere Mafia with Frances O'Connor and Oprah Winfrey's made for TV movie For One More Day, based on the book written by Mitch Albom. On television, he appeared as troubled detective Harry Denby on ABC's NYPD Blue; The Wolf on NBC's The 10th Kingdom; and the CBS miniseries about JonBenet Ramsey, Perfect, Murder, Perfect Town.

Other TV credits include: Law & Order: Trial by Jury; Showtime's critically acclaimed Street Time; The Practice; Gilmore Girls; the ABC original movie Fatal Contact: Bird Flu In America; HBO's Gia and Gotti and Kiss My Act.Scott can also be seen in the films Iron Cross with Roy Scheider, Winter of Frozen Dreams with Thora Birch. Cohen starred in the hit Fox Searchlight film Kissing Jessica Stein.

Other film appearances include: Jacob's Ladder; A Brother's Kiss; The Mambo Kings; Private Parts; Knots and Brother's Shadow. On stage Cohen was seen in Caryl Churchhill's, Drunk Enough to Say I Love You (directed by James MacDonald) David Ives' The Other Woman, (directed by Walter Bobbie) and A Nervous Smile (opposite Amy Brenneman and Gloria Reuben, directed by Maria Mileaf).

Other stage credits include the Broadway comedy, Losing Louie (Manhattan Theater Club, directed by Jerry Zaks) and Glimmer, Glimmer and Shine (Manhattan Theater Club, with John Spencer). He has made numerous appearances at Williamstown Theater Festival appearing in: The Big Knife and La Ronde (both directed by Joanne Woodward); The American Clock and Henry IV (both directed by Austin Pendleton) and Mother Courage (directed by Gerald Freedman).

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