Jacob Tremblay & Cold Copy


Jacob Tremblay plays many characters whether they are human or cartoons. He works all the time and is rather hard to keep up with. This year, he has already been in one thriller "Cold Copy," and in a cartoon "Orion and the Dark," He's already set to appear in many new projects in the coming year. 

 Jacob plays Igor in his recent film, "Cold Copy."  Mia, who is the student meets Igor one night after taking a walk with a strange guy. Igor threatens the guy and going back to the boy’s house, Mia realizes she has a story; A boy who lost his mother who was once a famous children's book author. 

 Igor is often seen in dark colors and coats of green and almost blue. His hair is long, in a ponytail and he's often beat up by kids in school. 

 Mia follows Igor to his hangout which is in an old warehouse and begins to film him. She digs into his life to tell the story of how his mother died. It's really sad and dramatic. But she ends up stabbing him in the back to get her story. 

 Never has Jacob been in such a mature role in his career. This almost unnoticed movie gives insight into the future that Jacob is going to have in the film industry. I started following his career because he reminded me of someone I knew when I was a talent scout. 

 And Jacob just graduated high school back in May. 

  But as Joey Sharp a writer I must say, I think Jacob is going to be the best actor we have seen in a long time, and I would love to see it happen. 







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