Rory Cochrane (born February 28, 1972) is an American actor. He is known for playing Ron Slater in Dazed and Confused, Lucas in Empire Records, and Tim Speedle in CSI: Miami. Cochrane was born in Syracuse, New York, educated in New York City, and trained in the drama department of NYC's Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts. Cochrane's first roles included a part in a docudrama about drugs on Saturday Night...
Slater gets out of Pickford's car. Dawson, Pink and Mitch hop in.
We move from Jodi put the breaks on Pink back to Slater talking about the con...
Everyone is sitting around stoned. Slater is running a version of American hi...
Slater picks up on Pickford's alien theme. He takes it from the song Michelle...
High in the head as they are on the top of the moon tower, looking out over t...
Mitch climbs the Moon Tower with Pink, Slater and Pickford. The keg party is ...
Cynthia bites her lip as she accepts Wood's invitation to the keg party he's ...
Dawson gets dropped off outside the game room. O'Bannion takes the opportunit...
Dawson sounds on Slater for not getting anywhere with the girls in their class.
While cruising and smoking with Pickford, a car full of females drives along ...
Slater announces that Pickford is about to fire up a joint, then turns to Mitch.
At Pickford's, Slater is buying a bag of weed off of Pickford for $15.00. He ...
In shop class, Slater is showing a fellow student how to make a bong while th...
Slater, stoned, starts to head up the hall then turns back to tell Pink he's ...
Pink slaps Slater five. Slater just popped some kind of pill.
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