Lee Coc

Lee Coc, whose birth name is Eliud Casas, is an accomplished actor, rapper, and model from Houston, TX. He established himself in the entertainment industry after moving to Los Angeles to pursue music, which led to opportunities in Hollywood. His career highlights include appearances in prominent film productions such as Clint Eastwood’s “The Mule” (2018), where he played the role of an Assault Rifle Guy, and “Night Teeth” (2021), where he portrayed Andre. He also featured in “The Tax Collector” (2020) as Necio, demonstrating versatility across different film genres.

Coc has also built a significant presence in television, appearing in various popular series. His notable TV credits include a role as Martin in “This Fool” (2022), Moco in “L.A.’s Finest” (2020), and Tony in FOX’s “Deputy” (2020) alongside Steven Dorff. He also appeared as D-Tree in “The Fugitive” (2020) with Kiefer Sutherland, Maurice in “The Rookie” (2019), Fermin in “Vida” (2019), and Cardozo in “S.W.A.T.” (2019). These roles showcase his consistent work in network and cable television.

Beyond acting, Lee Coc has contributed to the music industry as a composer and performing artist. He composed music for “Blood Heist” (2017) and contributed original music to the TV series “Twenty” (2018). In 2023, he also contributed a song to “Live and Die in East LA.” His diverse skill set in acting, music, and modeling has allowed him to engage with various creative projects and build a comprehensive portfolio in the entertainment world.