Ellen Greene

Ellen Greene is a singer and actress known for her career as a nightclub singer in New York City before transitioning to film and theater.

Movie Actress

February 22, 1951

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Ellen Greene, an American actress, singer, and theatre performer, is best known for her iconic portrayal of Audrey in both film and stage versions of “Little Shop of Horrors.” Starting her career as a nightclub singer in New York City, she eventually transitioned to acting with her first movie role in “Next Stop, Greenwich Village.” Greene has appeared in various productions, including “The Walking Dead,” “Hannibal,” “Pushing Daisies,” and “Talk Radio.” She received a Tony Award nomination for her performance in the Broadway musical “Three Guys Naked From The Waist Down.” In 2003, she expanded her career by launching a fragrance line called “The Fearless Collection by Ellen Greene,” featuring scents inspired by her performances.