Ellen Greene, known for her captivating performances, is currently facing the physical and emotional toll of her latest role. In the play “David’s Mother,” she portrays a single mother caring for her autistic teenager. The demanding nature of the role has caused Greene to feel the pressure, resulting in her losing weight. Despite the challenges, she embraces the complexities of her character and acknowledges the necessity of balancing humor and sadness in her performance.
Born in Brooklyn, Greene's journey in the world of acting has been remarkable. She shares a personal insight into parenting challenges, especially regarding families with disabled children, expressing admiration for their resilience. Her marriage to photographer Tibor Hardik has added a layer of personal fulfillment, although the couple does not have children of their own.
Greene's career is marked by a series of difficult roles, showcasing her willingness to tackle projects that others shy away from. Having originated the role of Audrey in “Little Shop of Horrors,” she has a reputation for embracing challenging performances. As she continues to balance her professional and personal life, Greene remains dedicated to her craft, even as she navigates the uncertainties of life on the road.
Biography
| Name | Ellen Greene |
|---|---|
| Date of Birth | February 22, 1951 |
| Occupation | Actress, Singer |
| Notable Works | Little Shop of Horrors, David's Mother, Talk Radio |
| Spouse | Tibor Hardik |
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