Cobie Smulders: [ON HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER MUSIC VIDEO] “Robin herself is just very conservative, This was something she just doesn’t want to remember. She just wants it to be a part of her life that is forgotten”
Cobie: [On How I Met Your Mother] There are a lot of sides to the characters on our show. Lily can be sarcastic, smart, funny. They’re hooking into all these grey areas of the characters
Cobie: [On How I Met Your Mother] Ted is such a romantic, he’s more of the girl in the situation, I suppose. But I think it’s a realistic approach. A lot of people have opinions about Robin and him not ending up together, but I always say, just because they don’t end up together doesn’t mean it’s not a significant relationship
In the 4th season of the Smallville series, Cobie actually played a villain in the episode "Bound".
When first auditioning for film and television, her natural ability impressed the casting directors, and she soon landed guest appearances on Special Unit 2, and Jeremiah.
Cobie had a near blink-and-miss-it part as the "Exotic Beauty" in the movie Walking Tall, which starred The Rock, Johnny Knoxville and Neal McDonough
She was in the Canadian film Ill Fated, which starred Paul Campbell, Peter Outerbridge and Nicki Clyne. Cobie played the role of Mary
As of 2006, she resides in Los Angeles.
As a child and teenager she wanted to become either a doctor or a marine biologist, not an actress.
Cobie graduated from high school with honours in 2000.
Cobie has starred in a stage production of Singing In The Rain.
As a teenager she participated in many sports such as swimming, tennis, and soccer.
She travelled to Paris, Japan, Milan, Greece, and Germany as part of her modelling career.
Cobie was voted "Most Respected" by her classmates in her senior year in high school.
Has 4 brothers, 3 sisters.
She played Helena's quick love interest Leigh Ostin in The L Word in 3 episodes: "L'Chaim" (episode # 2.12) "Loud & Proud" (episode # 2.11) and "Luminous" (episode # 2.7)
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