Blake Cooper

Career overview

Blake Cooper is an American actor born in 2001 in Atlanta, Georgia, where he was raised on a small animal farm. Growing up as a Boy Scout, he became familiar with animal training, a background that preceded his entry into the entertainment industry. At the age of ten, Cooper was signed by the J Pervis Talent Agency after being seen performing at a local event, and he quickly secured his first television co‑starring role on BET’s series The Game. His early work continued with a callback for the character Ethan on USA Network’s Necessary Roughness, where his audition impressed the casting team and led to his casting in that role.

Cooper’s most recognizable performance came with the role of Chuck in the film The Maze Runner, a part that has been highlighted in multiple reference sources as his signature credit. In April 2013, when he was twelve, he obtained the lead role of a character identified only as “C,” marking a notable milestone in his developing career. Since those early appearances, Cooper has accumulated a modest film and television résumé, with six credited acting roles listed in major databases. His career trajectory reflects a transition from child‑actor beginnings on network television to a prominent supporting role in a major motion picture.