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After graduating from Lee J. High School, Cobb entered the University of Illinois, where he studied theater and acting. At university, he gained the fundamental knowledge and experience necessary for a successful career in the entertainment industry.

Lee's first steps in the world of cinema were modest, but he gradually won his place on the screen. He began acting in small roles in television series and independent films, where he showed his acting talent and attracted the attention of critics.

Some of Lee J. Cobb's more famous works include:

- "The Disappearance of Ellis" (1993): In this dramatic film, he played the role of a detective investigating the mysterious disappearance of a young woman.

- "Suspicious Faces" (1995): In this thriller, he appeared as a lawyer facing difficult moral dilemmas in the course of defending his client.

- "The Way to Glory" (2008): In this historical drama, he played the role of a slave liberator fighting for their rights and freedom.

Lee J. Cobb continues to be active in film and television, developing his talent and bringing bright new images to screens. His outstanding performances and contribution to cinema make him one of the most respected and sought-after actors in the entertainment industry.