Movie Question: Did I see the real Brad Cohen and Nancy Cohen in the movie?

Brad and Nancy Cohen make their cameo appearance in Front of the Class

Brad and Nancy Cohen make their cameo appearance in Front of the Class

YES YOU DID!  Brad and Nancy Cohen can be seen in their cameo appearance after the orchestra concert as little Brad is getting up out of his seat and heading to the front of the auditorium with his principal.  Brad and Nancy Cohen are standing in the back acting like teachers.  It is a quick 2 or 3 seconds so don’t blink.

We thought this would be the best scene to have us in because it was the most important scenes in the movie.  It was at this point in my life when I realized the power of education.  It was from this moment forward where I knew I wanted to be that teacher that I never had.

This scene took almost 8 hours to shoot because as the director, Peter Werner, stated “We needed to get this scene right because it is such a powerful moment in the movie and in Brad’s life.”

Did you get a chance to see me and Nancy?

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One Response to “Movie Question: Did I see the real Brad Cohen and Nancy Cohen in the movie?”

  1. Rebekah Drake Says:

    Dear Mr. Cohen
    My name is Rebekah Drake and I live at 1218 South Blanchard St. Findlay, Oh 45840. I am 12 years old and I realy enjoyed “Front of the Class”. I would really like to meet you some day and if you e-mail me back which you dont have to send it to (idrake@juno.com) and subject it: to Rebekah. I’m not realy sure what to say but I realy enjoyed “Front of the Class”. Thank you.
    Yours Truly,
    Rebekah Drake

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