Alexander H. Cohen(1920-2000)

Alexander H. Cohen was born on 24 July 1920 in New York City, New York, USA. He was a producer and actor, known for The Purple Rose of Cairo (1985), Night of 100 Stars (1982) and Applause (1973). He was married to Hildy Parks. He died on 22 April 2000 in New York City, New York, USA.

7.7

7.1

TV Special

6.8

TV Movie

5.3

TV Special

Night of 100 Stars III
5.7
TV Special
- executive producer
- 1990
The Magical World of Disney
8.4
TV Series
- producer/executive producer (as Alexander Cohen)
- 1989
Sam Found Out: A Triple Play
7.4
TV Movie
- producer
- 1988
Happy 100th Birthday, Hollywood
6.9
TV Special
- executive producer
- 1987
Eighth Annual Awards for Cable Excellence
TV Special
- executive producer
- 1987
The 38th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards
6.2
TV Special
- executive producer
- 1986
The 40th Annual Tony Awards
7.1
TV Special
- executive producer
- 1986
NBC 60th Anniversary Celebration
5.3
TV Special
- executive producer
- 1986
The 37th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards
6.8
TV Special
- executive producer
- 1985
The 39th Annual Tony Awards
7.0
TV Special
- executive producer
- 1985
Plácido Domingo: Stepping Out with the Ladies
8.0
TV Special
- producer
- 1985
The 38th Annual Tony Awards
7.0
TV Special
- executive producer
- 1984
The 37th Annual Tony Awards
6.2
TV Special
- executive producer
- 1983
Parade of Stars
7.8
TV Special
- producer
- 1983
The 36th Annual Tony Awards
7.9
TV Special
- executive producer
- 1982

Alternative name
- Alexander Cohen
Born
- July 24, 1920
- New York City, New York, USA
Died
- April 22, 2000
- New York City, New York, USA(emphysema)
Spouse
- Hildy ParksFebruary 24, 1956 - April 22, 2000 (his death, 3 children)
Other works
"We Interrupt This Program...," mystery/thriller; written by Norman Krasna; directed by Jerry Adler; with Dick Anthony Williams; Frederick Coffin; Albert Hall; Brandon Maggart; Holland Taylor; Taurean Blacque; Marshall Borden; Stanley Brock; Don Creech; George Hall; Lloyd Hollar; Abby Lewis; Miller Lide; Tony Major; Susan Kendall Newman; Taylor Reed; Howard E. Rollins Jr.; John D. Seymour; Dino Shorte; J. W. Smith; Theta Tucker; Charles Turner; and James Ray Weeks in the cast; produced by Alexander H. Cohen; on Broadway at the Ambassador Theatre (28 total performances, including 21 previews beginning March 14, 1975).