Bradley Cooper was born on January 5, 1975, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. His mother, Gloria Campano, worked for a local NBC affiliate, while his father, Charles Cooper, was a stockbroker. He graduated from Germantown Academy in 1993. Cooper then attended Villanova University before transferring to Georgetown University, where he graduated in 1997. During his studies at Georgetown, he spent six months in France as part of a student exchange program.

Bradley Cooper began his acting career in 1999 with the television series Sex and the City. He gained wider recognition in 2001 with his role in the TV series Alias. His breakthrough in cinema came with the 2010 film Valentine's Day, which significantly increased his popularity. Earlier, in 2008, he appeared alongside Jim Carrey and Zooey Deschanel in Yes Man.

In 2009, Bradley Cooper starred in The Hangover alongside Zach Galifianakis, achieving massive international success. The film became a cultural phenomenon and led to two sequels: The Hangover Part II in 2011 and The Hangover Part III in 2013, all featuring the same main cast and continuing the franchise’s success.

In 2014, Bradley Cooper starred in American Sniper, directed by Clint Eastwood, who also co-produced the film with him. In the movie, Cooper portrayed real-life sniper Chris Kyle, while Sienna Miller played his wife. The film received critical acclaim and was a major box-office success.

Bradley Cooper married actress Jennifer Esposito on December 21, 2006; the couple divorced on November 10, 2007. From September 2010 to March 2011, he was in a relationship with actress Renée Zellweger. He later dated Zoe Saldana, whom he met on the set of The Words. Cooper also had a relationship with model Suki Waterhouse. After April 2015, he began a relationship with model Irina Shayk, and in March 2017, their daughter Lea de Seine Shayk Cooper was born.

Films and Television Works

Director :
2018 - A Star Is Born (Feature Film)

Screenwriter :
2018 - A Star Is Born (Feature Film)

Producer :
2016 - War Dogs (Feature Film)
2015 - Limitless (TV Series)
2014 - American Sniper (Feature Film)
2013 - American Hustle (Feature Film)
2012 - Silver Linings Playbook (Feature Film)

Actor :
2019 - The Mule (Feature Film)
2018 - A Star Is Born (Jackson Maine) (Feature Film)
2018 - Avengers: Infinity War (Rocket Raccoon – voice) (Feature Film)
2018 - Avengers: Infinity War – Part 1 (Rocket Raccoon – voice) (Feature Film)
2017 - Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (Rocket Raccoon – voice) (Feature Film)
2016 - War Dogs (Henry Girard) (Feature Film)
2015 - Burnt (Adam Jones) (Feature Film)
2015 - Limitless (Eddie Morra) (TV Series)
2015 - Joy (Neil Walker) (Feature Film)
2015 - Aloha (Brian Gilcrest) (Feature Film)
2014 - Serena (George Pemberton) (Feature Film)
2014 - American Sniper (Chris Kyle) (Feature Film)
2013 - The Hangover Part III (Phil Wenneck) (Feature Film)
2013 - American Hustle (Richie DiMaso) (Feature Film)
2012 - The Words (Rory Jansen) (Feature Film)
2012 - Hit and Run (Alex Dmitri) (Feature Film)
2012 - Silver Linings Playbook (Pat Peoples) (Feature Film)
2012 - The Place Beyond the Pines (Avery Cross) (Feature Film)
2011 - The Hangover Part II (Phil Wenneck) (Feature Film)
2011 - Limitless (Eddie Morra) (Feature Film)
2010 - The 82nd Annual Academy Awards (Himself – Host) (TV Film)
2010 - The 67th Annual Golden Globe Awards (Himself) (TV Film)
2010 - Valentine’s Day (Holden Wilson) (Feature Film)
2010 - Guys Choice (Himself) (TV Program)
2010 - Brother’s Justice (Bradley) (Feature Film)
2010 - The A-Team (Templeton “Faceman” Peck) (Feature Film)
2010 - MTV Movie Awards (Himself) (TV Program)
2009 - The Hangover (Phil Wenneck) (Feature Film)
2009 - He’s Just Not That Into You (Ben Gunderslach) (Feature Film)
2009 - All About Steve (Steve) (Feature Film)
2009 - Case 39 (Douglas J. Ames) (Feature Film)
2008 - The Rocker (Trash) (Feature Film)
2008 - New York, I Love You (Gus) (Feature Film)
2008 - The Midnight Meat Train (Leon Kauffman) (Feature Film)
2008 - Yes Man (Peter) (Feature Film)
2007 - Up Close with Carrie Keagan (Himself) (TV Series – 5 Episodes)
2007 - The Comebacks (Cowboy) (Feature Film)
2006 - Failure to Launch (Demo) (Feature Film)
2005 - Kitchen Confidential (Jack Bourdain) (TV Series)
2005 - Wedding Crashers (Sack Lodge) (Feature Film)
2004 - Jack & Bobby (Tom Wexler Graham) (TV Series)
2003 - Nip/Tuck (Aidan Stone) (TV Series – Episode)
2002 - My Little Eye (Feature Film)
2001 - Alias (TV Series)
2001 - Wet Hot American Summer (Ben) (Feature Film)
1999 - Sex and the City (TV Series)

Source: Biyografiler.com