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Matthew Cohen
Matthew Cohen

Matt Cohen is an American actor (born September 1982).
In high school in South Florida, Matt was a special team starter in football and a top-three finisher in track meets, and still scored perfect attendance and a 3.8 GPA. After high school, Matt headed to Florida State to study business and on a lark signed up for a couple of theater classes. He decided he loved it, threw himself into it, and was auditioning in LA within six months. Matt spends his free time feeding his adrenaline addiction through skydiving, boxing, racing, and doing anything involving a board.

He currently plays Aiden Dennison on the teen drama South of Nowhere.

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1. South of Nowhere cast: Matthew Cohen Season 3 of South Of Nowhere is starting to film in May f 2007.

 

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