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Abbie Cobb is an American actress and author. She is known for her recurring roles as Emily Bradford on 90210 and as Kimantha on Suburgatory.
Abbie Cobb. Actress: The Candle. Abbie Cobb can be seen in the recurring role of "Kimantha" on the popular ABC series, Suburgatory (2011). She also co-stars in two upcoming feature films: Moms' Night Out (2014), from TriStar Pictures, and the period drama, The Umbrella Man (2016).
Abbie Cobb, born June 6, 1992 in Papillion, Nebraska, is an American actress who plays the role of Lindsey on the HBO original series True Blood. Attacked by vampire Tara Thornton while fixing a flat tire, Abbie is a co-starring actress who appears only on the episode "Whatever I Am, You Made...
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Abbie Cobb. Actress: The Candle. Abbie Cobb can be seen in the recurring role of "Kimantha" on the popular ABC series, Suburgatory (2011). She also co-stars in two upcoming feature films: Moms' Night Out (2014), from TriStar Pictures, and the period drama, The Umbrella Man (2016).
Forever sixteen, Abbie Cobb landed the recurring role of "Kimantha" on the popular ABC series, Suburgatory. She also co-stars in the feature films: Mom's Night Out, from TriStar Pictures, the period drama, The Umbrella Man, and Lifetime's Unauthorized 90210 Story.
Actress: The Candle. Abbie Cobb can be seen in the recurring role of "Kimantha" on the popular ABC series, Suburgatory (2011). She also co-stars in two upcoming feature films: Moms' Night Out (2014), from TriStar Pictures, and the period drama, The Umbrella Man (2016).
Abbie Cobb (born June 6, 1985) is an American actress and author. She is best known for her recurring roles as Emily Bradford on 90210 and as Kimantha on Suburgatory.
Midwestern native Abbie Cobb started her professional career as a stage actress in Los Angeles, with an eye toward film and television work. Her first major break was a supporting role in...
Midwestern native Abbie Cobb started her professional career as a stage actress in Los Angeles, with an eye toward film and television work. Her first major break was a supporting role in the 2010 Disney Channel romantic comedy film "Starstruck."
