Chris Cowles is widely known as the husband of actress Kathleen Robertson.
Chris Cowles is an American film producer.
In 1990, he enrolled at the University of California, Davis, graduating in 1994 with a Bachelor’s degree in Business.
Cowles has served as the Executive Vice President of Creative and a Producer at DMG Entertainment since January 2016. Before DMG, he ran former Paramount Chairman John Goldwyn’s Paramount-based Goldwyn/Michaels (Lorne) production company where he spearheaded the development of Showtime’s critically acclaimed series DEXTER.
Cowles also served as an executive at Scott Rudin’s production company.
As a Producer, he is known for Swimming with Sharks (2022), Double Blind (2021), Blockers (2018), Father Figures (2017), Chappaquiddick (2017), Collide (2016), The Vatican Tapes (2015), The Numbers Station (2013), The Marine 2 (2009), Duress (2009), and Foreign Exchange (2008).
Chris Cowles and Kathleen Robertson reportedly met in 2002 and their romance quickly hit off.
The pair walked down the aisle on November 27, 2004. Together, they run a production company called Debut Content and have many films and television series in various stages of development.
Through their union, Chris Cowles and Kathleen Robertson share two children; William Robertson Cowles, 14, and Bennett Patrick Cowles, 6.
In 2018, Cowles and Robertson paid $1.8 million for a home in Los Angeles, which is currently where they reside.