Bobby Cohen is an American film producer whose credits include The Cider House Rules and Memoirs of a Geisha. Bobby Cohen was born in New York state on February 8, 1970. Cohen's parents are both attorneys. After graduating from Cold Spring Harbor High School in 1988, Cohen attended and received a degree from New York University. Cohen worked as an assistant at the Writers & Artists Agency. At 23, Cohen joined Miramax Films, working his way up to Senior VP of Production. He contributed to movies like Clerks, Scream and Beautiful Girls during that time. His first producing credit was for 54, which was mildly received. Cohen produced several other movies for Miramax before leaving in 2003. After Miramax, Cohen started his own production company, Cohen Productions. Cohen's company produced the Gwyneth Paltrow movie, View from the Top. Then, Cohen became president of Red Wagon Productions, where he was executive producer on such projects as Jarhead and Memoirs of a Geisha. After leaving Red Wagon, Cohen produced films like Definitely, Maybe for Working Title/Universal Pictures and Revolutionary Road for DreamWorks. Description above from the Wikipedia article Bobby Cohen, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• 2025Now You See Me: Now You Don't — Producer
• 2016Now You See Me 2 — Producer
• Junkyard Empire — Cast
• 2013Now You See Me — Producer
• 2012People Like Us — Producer
• 2011Cowboys & Aliens — Executive Producer
• 2008Definitely, Maybe — Executive Producer
• 2008Revolutionary Road — Producer
• 2006RV — Executive Producer
• 2005Bewitched — Executive Producer
• 2005Happy Endings — Co-Producer
• 2005Jarhead — Executive Producer
• 2005Memoirs of a Geisha — Executive Producer
• 2003View from the Top — Producer
• 2000Bounce — Co-Producer
• 2000Down to You — Executive Producer
• 1999The Cider House Rules — Executive Producer
• 199854 — Executive Producer
• 1998Rounders — Executive Producer
• Untitled Fourth Now You See Me Film — Producer

Appearances as themselves (1)

• 2018Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché — Self