Job Actor, director, producer, writer
Years active 1954-2010
Top Roles Buzz Gunderson, Scotty, Young Man in Town, Pvt. Pittsburgh Tony Sutherland, Cookie La Motte
Top GenresDrama, Crime, Romance, Film Noir, Action, Film Adaptation
Top TopicsRomance (Drama), Alcohol, World War II
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Shares birthday with Nelson Eddy, Joan Davis, Slim Pickens  see more..

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Corey Allen Overview:

Actor, Corey Allen, was born Alan Cohen on Jun 29, 1934 in Cleveland, OH. Allen died at the age of 76 on Jun 27, 2010 in Hollywood, CA .

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Corey Allen Quotes:

Buzz Gunderson: You know something? I like you.
Jim Stark: Why do we do this?
Buzz Gunderson: You've gotta do something. Don't you?

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Corey Allen Facts
Brother Stephen is a filmmaker.
Third cast member of the film Rebel Without a Cause (1955) to have died within the first six months of 2010. He was predeceased by cast mates Steffi Sidney and Dennis Hopper.
His father was the legendary bookie and Las Vegas Casino owner/manager/executive Carl Cohen (1913-1986) best remembered for punching Frank Sinatra's in the face at The Sands in 1967. A belligerent Sinatra got tough and was yelling threateningly at Cohen because he was denied casino credit - unaware of new casino rules just put into effect. The Sands was known as the "playpen" of the "Rat Pack" and Sinatra was a longtime Sands attraction at the time of the incident. Within a week Sinatra took his show to Caesar's Palace. Cohen later became a vice-president at both the Sands and MGM Grand hotels.
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