Abbie Cobb

Abbie Cobb was born on Jun 06, 1985 in USA. Abbie Cobb's big-screen debut came with The Missing Person directed by Noah Buschel in 2009. Abbie Cobb is known for Them directed by Nelson Cragg, Deborah Ayorinde stars as Livia 'Lucky' Emory and Ashley Thomas as Henry Emory. Abbie Cobb has got 4 awards and 3 nominations so far. The most recent award Abbie Cobb achieved is Milwaukee Twisted Dreams Festival. The upcoming new movie Abbie Cobb plays is How to Deter a Robber which will be released on Jul 09, 2021.

Abbie Cobb can be seen in the recurring role of "Kimantha" on the popular ABC series, Suburgatory (2011). She also co-stars in two upcoming feature films: Moms' Night Out (2014), from TriStar Pictures, and the period drama, The Umbrella Man (2016). Most recently, she starred in the ABC drama pilot, Warriors (2014), expected to be picked up in The Fall, which deals with a medical team that takes care of returning combat veterans. Prior to "Suburgatory", Cobb had recurring roles on both CW's 90210 Beverly Hills - Nouvelle génération (2008) and ABC Family's La vie secrète d'une ado ordinaire (2008). Cobb grew up in Nebraska as the youngest of three sisters. After obsessively watching Shirley Temple movies as a young child, she decided she'd love nothing more than to pursue acting as soon as she could. She performed in school plays and community theatre until she graduated, then moved out to LA. She landed her first role on Disney's Starstruck, rencontre avec une Star (2010) and continued working with Disney Channel on shows like Paire de rois (2010), Bonne Chance Charlie - Le Film (2011), Jonas (2009) LA, and Imagination Movers (2008). She eventually moved on to guest star on other networks, in shows like American Horror Story (2011), NCIS: Los Angeles (2009), Grey's Anatomy (2005), Mentalist (2008) and True Blood (2008). Cobb enjoys filling up her weeks with work in TV, film, or theatre, but she also knows how hard it is to break into acting in Los Angeles, so she spends her spare time sharing what she has learned from the process. Mentoring and connecting, one-on-one, with aspiring actors is a big part of her life; it thrills her to help out newcomers and keep them from falling into the typical traps in Hollywood! Cobb is a sought-after keynote speaker at acting conferences and workshops, where she shares her book, "Stuck on a Ferris Wheel", to inform and encourage actors.