Andy
Bobby
Ellie
Grayson
Jules
Laurie
Travis
Jules Cobb
COURTENEY COX
FAVORITE FOODS:
Everything sticky buns, anything chocolate, nothing too healthy
ACTIVITIES:
Back-to-back-to-back spin classes
DOESN’T LEAVE HOME WITHOUT:
Bessie (one of her many purses)
Jules SAYS
Laurie's showing a house. I have to remind her not to describe everything as slammin'.
Next Quote-
Travis Cobb
to Jules:"Why can't you just be a normal mom and stop torturing me!"
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Laurie Keller
to Jules:"You've been divorced for five months and you're not having any fun."
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Bobby Cobb
on his marriage to Jules:"Biggest mistake of my life, screwing that one up."
CHARACTER BIO
After being out of the dating game for so long, Jules Cobb is finally putting herself back on the market. But starting over isn’t easy when your running your own real estate business, your two best friends are each other’s best frenemies, your son is embarrassed by everything you say and do and your ex-husband still drinks his morning coffee in your kitchen. Yes, Jules is a mother to the world, but now she’s finally putting herself first. Well, at least she’s trying. And with a little help from her friends she’s discovering it’s never too late to live like a twenty-something, even if you’re forty-something. Welcome to the world of crazy parties, hot boyfriends, and free limo rides. But be careful, side effects include: embarrassing photos, late night food comas, and all day hangovers.
More free time
GUILTY PLEASURES:
See favorite foods
LOVES:
Being the first woman to ever get a simultaneous mani-pedi-waxi
HATES:
Being late, hangovers, aging
ACTOR BIO
Courteney Cox gained overnight fame as neurotic yet loveable Monica Gellar on the Emmy® Award-winning comedy Friends. She teams this season with Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence on the new ABC comedy Cougar Town. They will serve as executive producers through their companies, Coquette and Doozer, respectively.
Cox was most recently seen in Disney’s family comedy Bedtime Stories, opposite Adam Sandler. On television she most recently created, starred, and produced in FX’s comedy Dirt. Last year she made the natural segue from producing to directing on the drama Monday Before Thanksgiving, for Glamour’s Reel Moments Project, a series of three short films based on real women’s stories written by Glamour readers. The project benefits a women’s program for FilmAid International, an organization that uses the power of film to promote health, strengthen communities and enrich the lives of women around the world.
In 2004 Cox and husband David Arquette established their own production company, Coquette. Projects have included Dirt, the interior design show for cable’s WE (Women’s Entertainment) Network entitled Mix It Up, the comedy Daisy Does America for TBS, and most recently The Tripper, a horror film written and directed by Arquette.
Cox made her acting debut in 1984 on the daytime soap As the World Turns, and later that year was cast by Brian de Palma for Bruce Springsteen’s video, Dancing in the Dark. She landed her first well known work as an actress in 1987 when she was cast as the bright, perky girlfriend of Michael J. Fox on Family Ties. Following the series, she appeared in several feature films, including the box-office success Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, opposite Jim Carrey.
Cox became a household name with the launch of the hit television series Friends. The show garnered Screen Actors Guild Award nominations as Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series from 1999-2004. In 1996 Cox starred in Wes Craven's horror/comedy Scream, which grossed over $100 million at the box office. She went on to reprise her role two additional times for the Scream trilogy. Additional film credits include 3000 Miles to Graceland, Mr. Destiny, Cocoon: The Return, Zoom, November, The Longest Yard and Barnyard.
In addition to her work in front and behind the camera, Cox is also the face of the Avon Fragrance.
