Annalisa Cochrane

Annalisa Cochrane is an American actress. She’s best recognized for her roles in Cobra Kai (2018) and One of Us Is Lying (2021–2022).

Career

Before Annalisa Cochrane got her big popularity in the Hollywood television and movie industry, she debuted as a short movie actress back in 2014.

At that time, she was a cast of some short movies, such as The Landlord (2014), Audrey Makes a Mixtape (2014), and Noesis (2014).

One year later, this book lover made her official debut by acting in Flirting with Madness (2015), a big-screen movie.

In that year, she also debuted as a TV series actress by appearing as a cameo for Baby Daddy and played a role as the teenage version of Emma.

Annalisa came back to the television by joining Modern Family (2016) as Melanie. Starting from here, she slowly got her career breakthrough, since the series was pretty successful.

She then went out of her comfort zone by acting in a 1972 horror and thriller movie adaptation, The Night Stalker, in 2016.

She also appeared in various TV series in 2016, such as Major Crimes and also Bizaardvak.

Annalisa later became more active in television than movies, proven by her next projects in Henry Danger (2017), It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia (2017), Famous in Love (2017), Days of Our Lives (2017), and The Young and the Restless (2017).

After that, she continued her acting career and acted in Cobra Kai (2018-2021), Into the Dark (2019), Queen Sugar (2019), and One of Us Is Lying (2019).

Profile

Real Name: Annalisa Cochrane
Stage Name: Annalisa Cochrane
Nickname: Annalisa
Birthday: June 21, 1996
Birthplace: Gig Harbor, Washington, United States
Zodiac Sign: Gemini
Nationality: American
Religion: Christian
Profession: Actress
Education: Loyola Marymount University
Hobbies: Traveling, Photography, Reading, Singing
Facebook: Annalisa Cochrane Official
Twitter: @annalisac21
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Instagram: @annalisacochrane
TikTok: –
YouTube: –

Height, Weight, & Physical Appearance

Height: 166 cm (5’5″)
Weight: 55 kg (121 lbs)
Blood Type: –
Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Grey
Body Measurements: 32-25-32 (Bust -32, Waist -25, and Hips -32 inches)
Shoe Size: 8 (US)
Dress Size: 3 (US)

Family

Father: Steve Cochrane
Mother: Lis Cochrane
Brother: –
Sister: Carin Cochrane

Boyfriend & Dating History

She has never been involved in any publicly known relationship. There’s a possibility that she choose to keep her personal and dating life under the wraps.

Net Worth

According to multiple sources, Annalisa is estimated to have accumulated $1 million to $5 million of net worth. Her primary source of income is her acting career.

Facts

Annalisa grew up in Gig Harbor, Washington, United States.
Before moving to the United States, she had spent 10 years in Pune, India.
She loves traveling a lot.
She lives in California, Los Angeles, United States.
She is the type of person who likes taking risks.
Some of her favorite sports are bungee jumping and skydiving.
Her father is a pastor and also a businessman.
Her mother is a housewife.
Fast foods are her favorite foods ever.
Annalisa’s favorite destinations are Berlin and London.
Orange and red are her favorite colors.
Her ideal type is…

Movies

Apparition (2019), as Skyler
Confessional (2019), as Raquel
Brown Girls (2017), as Emily
Emma’s Chance (2016), as Other Girl
The Night Stalker (2016), as Mary
Below (2015), as Katie
The Bride He Bought Online (2015), as Kaley
Noesis (2014), as Jesse
Audrey Makes a Mixtape (2014), as Janet
The Landlord (2014), as Chelsea Highwater

TV Series

The Good Doctor (ABC | 2022), as Kayla Quinn
One of Us Is Lying (Peacock | 2021), as Addy Prentiss
Queen Sugar (Oprah Winfrey Network | 2021), as Courtney
Into the Dark (Hulu | 2019), as Kellyann
Weird City (YouTube | 2019), as Colleen
Kappa Crypto (Snapchat | 2018), as Rebecca
NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS | 2018), as Emily Conway
Heathers (Paramount Network | 2018), as Shelby Dunnstock
Broken Visions (Sailing Pig | 2018), as Molly
Cobra Kai (Netflix | 2018), as Yasmine
The Young and the Restless (CBS | 2017), as Zoey
Days of Our Lives (Peacock | 2017), as Alyssa
Famous in Love (Freeform | 2017), as Hot Girl
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia (FX | 2017), as Birthday Girl
Henry Danger (Nickelodeon | 2017), as Noelle
Bizaardvark (Disney Channel | 2016), as Dare-Me-Girl
Major Crimes (TNT | 2016), as Madeline Kimball
Modern Family (ABC | 2016), as Melanie
Flhaunt (YouTube | 2015), as…
Baby Daddy (Freeform | 2015), as Seventeen-Year-Old Emma

TV Shows

In Creative Company (YouTube | 2021), as a guest
Popternative (YouTube | 2021), as a guest
Cobra Kai Kompanion (Netflix | 2018), as a guest
The Man Cave Chronicles Podcast (Apple Podcasts | 2018), as a guest

Quotes

“Acting and performing has been a part of my life since I was very young.”

“I remember the concrete moment of deciding it would be my career — at the very grown-up age of nine, mind you. It was 2005 and Andrew Adamson’s The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe had just come out. […] When the movie came out — and I watched another person play the character I was meant to.”

“Bollywood was, at one point, a discussion in my pursuit of acting, my parents prized education above all and chose to keep me focussed in school.”

“Bollywood’s proximity and, more generally, India’s culture helped shape my desire to act as well as who I am. It’s a beautifully vibrant country with an eternally optimistic culture. People there are philosophical and laid-back, but have a strength and grit, which I notice in myself and my pursuit of things.”

“India also has a history of oral tradition, culture and performance, which gave me freedom to engage in deep conversation, perform, and live my choice of self expression. I’m forever grateful for the wonderful childhood I led there.”

“I hope everyone can take away the importance of being yourself, of standing up for what’s right, and of not believing everything you hear or see on the Internet.”

“Addy is trying to hold everything together so intensely that she’s actually widening the cracks in her perfect life. In many ways, I relate. I can be a perfectionist, and sometimes when I can’t be perfect (and you never can, perfection is a myth), I hide or I run away.”

“Shooting this show and being on camera everyday can give anyone a bit of a mental crisis, but watching Addy’s strength inspired me to find my own, to overcome those feelings of inadequacy and that imposter syndrome.”

“My haircut scene felt so empowering as both Addy and Annalisa. As women, we often feel our femininity is tied to our hair, and it was freeing to get rid of it (at least while shooting).”

“My experience had its ups and downs, but I found this wonderful group of friends who helped cultivate my sense of adventure — similar to the BV4. We did our fair share of sneaking into abandoned places and generally getting up to mischief.”

“Since I was a child, I’ve loved science fiction and its commentary on an alternative tomorrow.”

“Although Cobra Kai had a built-in audience due to the popularity of The Karate Kid, I don’t know if any of us expected the level of views, the fans, and critical acclaim. In a world where there’s so much competing for our attention, it’s crazy cool to be a part of a show that became this cultural zeitgeist.”

“I truly stepped into this industry at an opportune time – the beginning of the modern “Golden Age of Television.””

“Even as television continues to boom, I look forward to being a part of what independent films and creators are bringing to the conversation by giving a voice to the voiceless.”

“Storytelling is an ancient practice, and I love how film is the intersection of almost all art forms: visual, auditory, even sensory with their interactive experiences.”

“It’s amazing that there’s a platform for anyone to contribute and create, and even more, there are avenues to get your stuff in front of an audience hungry for more and more content. That’s another thing that’s exciting about being in this industry, there are limitless possibilities when it comes to creating and contributing my voice.”

“I watched and analyzed [Blade Runner] for a Film Studies class in college, and I was awestruck. It was so many things: a noir film, an arthouse film, a futuristic film, with these deep, philosophical ideas about our world and our future.”

” I’ve often been hesitant to contribute my thoughts and opinions into the black hole of the internet, but I’m learning to overcome that and stand up for what I believe in.”

“I don’t have any interest in being a mindless consumer, I want to express what’s important to me, to inspire to encourage, to connect.”

“I used to have this negative view of social media, but I’m trying to overcome that, to look at the good it can do and the platform it can be. Our world is changing rapidly, and it’s my generation’s responsibility to speak up and speak out to help save this planet.”

“I grew up in Pune, India for over ten years, where I was confronted every day by the harsh realities of third-world poverty. Where clean water, hygiene, and a roof over one’s head is more than our world, with all its accelerated technological and social growth, can give people. As I go forward, I’m excited to bring light to these issues as I find ways to highlight these topics through the medium of film.”