
Cornwall, New York, USA
Rob Cohen (born March 12, 1949) is an American film director, writer and producer. He is best known for directing the first Fast and the Furious installment (2001), as well as the action films xXx (2002) and The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emporer (2008). He's a graduate in Anthropology and Visual Studies from Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, and while working as a reader for Universal in the early-1970s discovered the screenplay for what would become The Sting (1973).

as Enter The Dragon Director

as Columbian Horseman (uncredited)
2002

as Teacher Beaton
1994

as Enter The Dragon Director
1993

as College Lecturer (uncredited)
2000

as Self
2004

as Pizza Hut Delivery Guy (uncredited)
2001

as Self
2009

as Self
2018

as Self - Executive VP, Motown Records
2017

as Self
2020

as Self
1997

as Additional Voices (voice)
1996
as Self - Executive VP, Motown Records
2017

as Self
2020

as Self
2018

as Self - Executive VP, Motown Records
2017

as Self
2009

as Self
2004

as Columbian Horseman (uncredited)
2002

as Pizza Hut Delivery Guy (uncredited)
2001

as College Lecturer (uncredited)
2000

as Self
1997

as Additional Voices (voice)
1996

as Teacher Benton
1994

as Enter The Dragon Director
1993

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