
Lauren Cohan is a British-American actress best known as Maggie Rhee on The Walking Dead and its spin-off Dead City; she voices War Woman in the Invincible animated series produced by Skybound Entertainment.
Lauren Cohan voices War Woman in the Invincible animated series, a supporting role within the show's large ensemble of superheroes and villains. It stands out on her resume as one of her rare animated voice credits, arriving alongside a run of high-profile live-action work. The credit places her within Invincible's deep bench of established television and film actors filling out its world.
Cohan is best known as Maggie Rhee in The Walking Dead, a role she has carried from the flagship series into its spin-off The Walking Dead: Dead City. Earlier credits include Bela Talbot on Supernatural, Rose on The Vampire Diaries, and Frankie Trowbridge on Whiskey Cavalier, alongside film roles in The Boy, All Eyez on Me, and Mile 22.
Lauren Cohan voices War Woman in the Invincible animated series, a supporting role within the show's large ensemble. It stands out on her resume as one of her rare animated voice credits.
Cohan is best known as Maggie Rhee in The Walking Dead, a role she has carried from the flagship series into its spin-off The Walking Dead: Dead City. It remains the defining credit of her acting career.
Cohan played Bela Talbot on Supernatural and Rose on The Vampire Diaries earlier in her career. Both roles came before she took on her long-running part in The Walking Dead.
Cohan played Frankie Trowbridge on the series Whiskey Cavalier. It was one of several television roles she took on between seasons of The Walking Dead.
Cohan's film credits include The Boy, All Eyez on Me, and Mile 22. These roles span horror, biographical drama, and action films.
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