Gregory Cooke Biography: Age, Wife, Net Worth, Height, Movies & TV Shows, Titanic

Gregory Cooke is a British actor, director, and producer, best known for portraying wireless operator Jack Phillips in Titanic (1997) and Robert Todd Lincoln in the miniseries Lincoln (1988).

With a career spanning film, television, theater, and radio, he has established a versatile presence in the UK and the US.

Profile

• Full Name: Gregory Cooke
• Stage Name: Gregory Cooke
• Born: January 1, 1966
• Age: 59 years old
• Birthplace: Wimbledon, London, England, UK
• Nationality: British
• Occupation: British Actor, Director, Producer, Writer
• Height: 5’7
• Parents: Alan Cooke (father, theater director), mother, Mrs cooke
• Siblings: One sister
• Spouse: Not Married
• Children: Unknown
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $1 million to $5 million

Early Life and Education

Gregory Cooke was born on January 1, 1966, in Wimbledon, London, and raised in Richmond-upon-Thames, England. His father, Alan Cooke, was a theater director, notably directing Roddy McDowall in Diary of a Scoundrel on Broadway in 1956, which likely influenced Gregory’s artistic path.

He has one sister, but her name is not publicly disclosed. Details about his early education are sparse, but his theater background suggests training in drama, possibly at a UK institution or through workshops.

His exposure to his father’s work and the cultural richness of London fostered his interest in acting and directing, setting the stage for a multifaceted career.

Career

Gregory Cooke began his career in the 1980s with roles in television, including the miniseries Lincoln (1988) as Robert Todd Lincoln and guest spots on ALF (1986–1990) as Michael and Beauty and the Beast (1987). His film debut came in Naked Lie (1989), followed by roles in Jury Duty (1995) and the blockbuster Titanic (1997), where he played Jack Phillips, the radio operator.

His performance in Titanic remains his most recognized role, noted in Titanic Wiki and fan discussions on X in 2024.

Cooke’s film work includes Boys Life 3 (2000), Something Close to Heaven (2000), Wishcraft (2002), and All That Is Hidden (2008). Television credits feature Homicide: Life on the Street (1993), Melrose Place (1992–1999), and Tales from the Crypt (1989–1996).

He directed Ripped (2001) and A Horse of a Different Color at the Theater of N.O.T.E. in Los Angeles, earning critical acclaim.

His theater roles include Nothing Sacred at the Mark Taper Forum, Habeas Corpus and The Seagull at the Matrix Theater, and Breaking the Code at the Blank Theater Company, which won an L.A. Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Production.

As a producer, Cooke contributed to Boys Life 3 and directed Harold Pinter sketches and Duet for One in Los Angeles. His radio work includes performances for BBC Radio 4, showcasing his voice acting skills.

His diverse portfolio reflects a commitment to both stage and screen, with a focus on character-driven roles and creative direction.

Social Media

• Gregory Cooke’s social media account is unknown to the media

Personal Life

Gregory Cooke, splits his time between London, England, and Los Angeles, California, given his work in both regions. His marital status, spouse, children, or relationships are not publicly disclosed, confirm he is single with no documented partners or children.

His British heritage is central to his identity, and he is presumed Christian, though his faith is private. No hobbies or personal interests are detailed, but his theater and radio work suggest a passion for storytelling.

No controversies are associated with him, maintains a professional and discreet public image.

Filmography

• Naked Lie (1989, Film) – Supporting Role
• Jury Duty (1995, Film) – Supporting Role
• Titanic (1997, Film) – Jack Phillips
• $30 (1999, Film) – Supporting Role
• Something Close to Heaven (2000, Film) – Supporting Role
• Boys Life 3 (2000, Film) – Supporting Role (also Producer)
• Wishcraft (2002, Film) – Supporting Role
• All That Is Hidden (2008, Film) – Supporting Role
• Hellbox (2021, Film) – Supporting Role

Television (Selected):

• Lincoln (1988, Miniseries) – Robert Todd Lincoln
• ALF (1986–1990, Series) – Michael
• Beauty and the Beast (1987, Series) – Supporting Role
• Tales from the Crypt (1989–1996, Series) – Supporting Role
• Homicide: Life on the Street (1993, Series) – Supporting Role
• Melrose Place (1992–1999, Series) – Supporting Role

Theater (Selected):

• Nothing Sacred (Mark Taper Forum) – Supporting Role
• Habeas Corpus (Matrix Theater) – Supporting Role
• The Seagull (Matrix Theater) – Supporting Role
• Breaking the Code (Blank Theater Company) – Supporting Role

Directing:

• Ripped (2001, Film)
• A Horse of a Different Color (Theater of N.O.T.E.)
• Harold Pinter Sketches (Theater)
• Duet for One (Theater)

Net Worth

Gregory Cooke’s estimated net worth is $1 million to $5 million. His theater work and BBC Radio 4 contributions add a modest income. The lack of social media presence or major endorsements suggests a career-driven wealth accumulation, consistent with his supporting roles and creative projects.