Mike Cochrane

Mike Cochrane is an actor and musician.

In 2006, he played Sasquatch in Showtime’s series DEXTER.

In 2007, he played The Swamp Bar Patron in the same series.

Appearances
Season One:


 * “Crocodile” (uncredited)

Season Two:


 * “The Dark Defender” (uncredited)

Career
Film

His films include roles in Zeroville (2019); Freaks of Nature (2015, uncredited); The Evolution of Andrew Andrews (2012); Meeting Spencer (2011, uncredited); The Soloist (2009, uncredited); Hancock (2008, uncredited); Iron Man (2008, uncredited); Gardens of the Night (2008, uncredited); and Live! (2007, uncredited).

TV Movies

His TV movies include roles in No Questions Asked (2014); A Lesson in Romance (2014); Love's Christmas Journey (2011, uncredited); Love Begins (2011, uncredited); Edgar Floats (2010); Uncle Nigel (2010, uncredited); and ''Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster'' (2010, uncredited).

Shorts

His shorts include Hiccup (2014).

Television

His TV appearances include roles on American Princess; Truth Be Told; Shameless (uncredited); I'm Dying Up Here (uncredited); Better Things (uncredited); Animal Kingdom (uncredited); Maron (uncredited); The Middle (uncredited); Last Man Standing (uncredited); Review; Surviving Jack; Sullivan & Son (uncredited); The Mentalist (uncredited); Kickin' It (uncredited); Zeke and Luther; Glory Daze; Sons of Tucson; Armored (uncredited); Flashforward (uncredited); My Name Is Earl (uncredited); Lie to Me (uncredited); It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia; Sons of Anarchy (uncredited); Miss Guided; Moonlight; The Shield; The Riches (uncredited); Jericho (uncredited); CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (uncredited); Weeds (uncredited); Monk (uncredited); Ghost Whisperer; Gilmore Girls; and The Strip.

Musician

In the 1970s, Cochrane played in bands such as Train, Shango, and many other bands. His band, Train, was the "House Band" at Gazzarris on the Sunset Strip from 1971 through 1972.

In the 1980s, Mike continued to play in bands, including Exhibit A, The Zone, Craby Appleton, Spencer Davis, UXB, Reach, and a couple of new versions of Train, as well as continuing to do studio work.

Personal Life
He was born in Culver City, California.