An enigmatic Hawks employee with a job description that seems as vague as his background, Nico (Scott Cohen) is a professional problem-solver with a whole lot of tricks up his sleeve and no problem getting his hands dirty. He has a tendency to turn up unannounced with emergency assignments for Dani, and a maddening habit of never taking no for an answer. As Dani soon learns, Nico’s methods can sometimes be questionable, but there’s no denying that he manages to get things done. As for how he gets results? That’s just one of the many secrets that surround this inscrutable mystery man…
Scott Cohen
Versatile character actor Scott Cohen is a face recognizable to many thanks to numerous roles in television, film, and theater. He is perhaps best known for his work on a variety of television series, including “Gilmore Girls,” on which he starred as Max Medina, the love interest of Lauren Graham’s Lorelai. He also starred in SHO’s hit series, “Street Time,” and has appeared on “NYPD Blue,” “Law and Order: Trial By Jury,” “The Practice,” “Without a Trace,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” “CSI,” “Castle” and “Blue Bloods,” among other series.
Cohen recently starred opposite Natalie Portman in Don Roos’ feature film “The Other Woman.” He has appeared in “Everybody’s Fine,” alongside Robert DeNiro, in Nicole Holofcener’s “Please Give,” and in Ed Zwick’s “Love and Other Drugs,” and has starred in numerous independent films, including “Iron Cross,” “Winter of Frozen Dreams,” and indie darling “Kissing Jessica Stein.” This fall, he will appear alongside Mel Gibson in “How I Spent My Summer Vacation.”
Cohen’s prolific theater resume includes roles in the Broadway comedy “Losing Louie” for the Manhattan Theater Club, in David Ives’ “The Other Woman” and in “A Nervous Smile” opposite Amy Brenneman, among many others.
Along with his acting projects, Scott also serves on the Columbia County Film Festival Advisory Board, now in its eleventh year. He lives in New York City with his wife and son.
