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Coco Cohn
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Lauren "Coco" Cohn born in St. Louis, Missouri, USA is an American actress who started her Hollywood career by appearing on Comedy Central, and TV shows such as Fraiser, Frank Leaves For the Orient and Shasta Mcnasty.
In 2000, she appeared with Clint Eastwood in Space Cowboys and The Specials with Rob Lowe. She then made the following appearances in Secretary, Solaris, The Hitcher, Morning Glory and Deadbeat.
For years she developed, directed and wrote, original musicals for her theatre company. Cohn later moved to voice-over and worked at the VO department at Hervey/ Grimes Talent Agency.
Since moving to voice-over she has done voice-over for McDonald's and Verizon, but not as Betty Boop. Betty Boop has never appeared in a McDonald's or Verizon commercial.
Cohn has voiced Betty Boop[1] for King Features Syndicate in obscure Boop-related projects, and she has mimicked Betty Boop's vocals live while singing "Rubber Duckie"[2] on stage in a Broadway show called Don't Tell Mama.
Quotes
- Lauren Cohn: "Truth be told, when I fantasize about what I'd love to do next, I always picture originating a role in a new piece." (2013)
- Lauren Cohn: "Ah, the possibilities: A Durang play? The long promised Betty Boop musical?"[3] (2013)
- Lauren Cohn: "I'm awfully fond of you, Boop-Boop-Be-Doop!" (2015)
Trivia
- Cohn played Rosie in the hit musical Mamma Mia! at the Winter Garden Theatre.
- She is a NYU Graduate with a background in Musical Theatre.
- For her private business in Los Angeles, she coached children and young adults on-set. Her clients included actors and actresses from shows such as iCarly, Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide and The Suite Life of Zack & Cody.
- She works as an instructor for voice-over classes.
- In addition to Cohn[4], Cindy Robinson also provides the voice of Betty. It was revealed that starting in November of 2023, actress Jasmine Amy Rogers would play the new reimagined version of the live-action Betty Boop character in The Betty Boop Musical on Broadway.