Chris Cooper (disambiguation)

Last updated November 21, 2023

Chris Cooper (born 1951) is an American actor.

Chris Cooper also may refer to:

In sports:

Chris Cooper (defensive lineman) (born 1977), American defensive lineman
Chris Cooper (safety) (born 1994), American football safety
Chris Cooper (baseball) (1978–2023), American pitcher
Chris Cooper (basketball) (born 1990), American player

In arts and literature:

Christian Cooper (born 1963), American comic book writer, nature writer, and television host
Christian H. Cooper (born 1976), American author and financial trader
Chris Cooper (born 1968), American hot rod artist, known as Coop

In other fields:

Christopher R. Cooper (born 1966), American district judge

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