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Bradley Cooper

Bradley Cooper TV Listings

ChannelDate & TimeTitleBuy
HALMRKTue, Jul 7, 9:00 PMThe Last CowboyBuy
LMNFri, Jul 10, 10:30 PMI Want to Marry Ryan BanksBuy
TBSSat, Jul 11, 9:30 PMFailure to LaunchBuy
TBSSun, Jul 12, 6:00 PMFailure to LaunchBuy
HBOeMon, Jul 13, 1:30 PMThe ComebacksBuy
HBOeFri, Jul 17, 4:30 PMThe ComebacksBuy
HALMRKSat, Jul 18, 5:00 PMThe Last CowboyBuy

Bradley Cooper Biography

Bradley Cooper
  • Birth Place: Philadelphia, PA
  • Date of Birth / Zodiac Sign: 01/05/1975, Capricorn
  • Profession: Actor
This handsome actor began working professionally before graduating from the Actors Studio Drama School at New School University (in fact he missed commencement because he was off filming Wet Hot American Summer). Guest appearances on numerous TV series followed, but it was his supporting role on Alias that introduced his sparkling blue eyes and meticulously tousled hair to a wider audience. After leaving the drama in 2003, Cooper played Christine Lahti's much younger love interest on Jack & Bobby and finally landed his first leading role on the short-lived sitcom Kitchen Confidential. In 2006 he took a brief screen hiatus to make his Broadway debut opposite Julia Roberts in Three Days of Rain.
Bradley Cooper Fast Facts:
  • First professional appearance was on Sex and the City.
  • Volunteers with the non-profit organization LEAP (Learning through the Expanded Arts Program), which works with inner-city youth to teach acting skills.
  • Received a medal as a member of the Men's Heavyweight Crew team at Georgetown University.
    Bradley Cooper Relationships:
  • Angelo Campano - Grandfather
  • Assunta - Grandmother
  • Charlie - Father
  • Gloria - Mother
  • Holly - Sister
  • Jennifer Esposito - Ex-wife

  • College:
  • Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. (BA in English, 1997); New School University, New York, NY (MFA in Acting, 2000)
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