Who is Lynnie Greene and what is she doing now?
Laura Lyn ‘Lynnie’ Greene was born in Newton, Massachusetts USA, on May 21, 1954 – her zodiac sign is Gemini and she holds US citizenship. She is an actress, director and producer, perhaps best known for her portrayal of a supporting character in the American sitcom ‘The Golden Girls,’ which starred Beatrice Arthur, Betty White and Rue McClanahan, and follows four women divorcees living in Miami. , Florida. The series aired for seven years and was a huge success, as it won four Golden Globes among 36 other awards, while being nominated for 88 awards.
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Bess Armstrong and Lynnie Greene in On Our Own (22 episodes, 1977)
Posted by Classic TV Series on Sunday, May 24, 2020
Early life, family and education
Lynnie was raised as an only child in Newton, by her father who was a theater actor and her mother who worked in a bank. Motivated and encouraged by her father, Lynnie started practicing her acting skills at an early age and appeared in several plays performed at her high school. She was also very physically active, as she played a variety of sports, including soccer and badminton.
She enrolled in 1972, then enrolled at the Juilliard School located in New York City, from which she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Theater in 1976 – while attending Juilliard, Lynnie held several jobs to support herself. financial.
Acting career
Lynnie made her acting debut in 1977, when she was asked to play one of the main characters – Maria Teresa Bonino – in the comedy series “On Our Own” which also starred Bess Armstrong and Gretchen. Wyler – the story follows two women who are working as secretaries in an advertising agency in New York. Lynnie was praised for her performance, and thus was invited to appear on several shows such as “CBS Galaxy”, “Get Rich Quick” and “The $10,000 Pyramid”.
In 1984, she appeared as Cynthia Sherman in the comedy “Over the Brooklyn Bridge”, while the following year saw her appear in two episodes of the romantic series “Search for Tomorrow”, which aired a total of 1655 episodes. from 1951 to 1986. .
In 1987, Lynnie guest starred as Carmella Sterns in the “You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby” episode of the detective series “Cagney & Lacey.”
Two of his last roles before retiring from acting were in the 1991 episode “The Torrents of Greed: Part 1” of the detective series “Law & Order”, and the episode “Alex, Then and NOW”. from the comedy series “The 5 Mrs. Buchanans”.
Credits as writer and producer
Lynnie wrote her first TV series episodes in 1994 for the musical “California Dreams”, and the following year wrote the episode “All About Bree” for the series “The 5 Mrs Buchanans”. In 1996, she wrote four episodes of the series “The Crew”, then went on to write two episodes “The Not So Lush Rock Star” and “The Dead Lush Artist” of the series “Lush Life”.
These attracted a lot of attention and many positive reviews and reviews, and Lynnie then wrote the episode “Ann’s Big Night” for the series “Family Rules” in 1999, followed by three episodes for the series “Stark Raving Mad” in 2000.
In 2002, she was invited to write the episodes “Offensive Action” and “Defending His Honor” of the popular series “JAG”, and from 2003 to 2010 she wrote a total of 18 episodes for the comedy series “Nip/ tuck”. Some of his next works were for the series “Scoundrels” (four episodes), “Boss” (two episodes) and “Masters of Sex” (the episode “Brave New World”). Two of his most recent works were on the film “The Interestings” in 2016, which was also his first experience writing a film script, and on the series “The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair” in 2018. (six episodes).
Lynnie also produced many episodes that she wrote. She made her producer debut in 1999 on the “Ann’s Big Night” episode of “Family Rules”, then produced 21 episodes of the “Stark Raving Mad” series. In 2000, she produced 12 episodes of the comedy series “Normal, Ohio”, and the episode “Showdown” of the series “First Monday”, followed by 73 episodes of the drama series “Nip/Tuck”. After receiving acclaim for her production skills, she worked on four episodes of the “Scoundrels” series and eight episodes of the “Boss” series before being asked to produce 11 episodes of “Masters of Sex”, which she had also wrote most.
Her most recent work as a producer was the film “The Interestings” and nine episodes of the mini-series “The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair”.
love life and husband
Lynnie has hidden details of her love life from media attention for all these years since she launched her acting career, but has been seen with several men over the years, and was thought to be romantically linked to these. There were also rumors circulating on the internet that she might be a lesbian, as she did not talk about any men she might have dated, nor did she marry. Some people have even claimed to have seen Lynnie getting rather too close to a woman in a New York cafe, but Lynnie hasn’t addressed the rumors regarding her sexuality.
Many believe Lynnie’s longest relationship lasted around six years when she was in her 40s, and they broke up because the man didn’t propose. As of August 2020, she is single, unmarried, and has no children.
Hobbies and interests
Lynnie has always been a lover of travel and her acting career has seen her travel all over the world including many countries in Asia, Europe and Africa.
She is also a philanthropist who has worked with many charities including donating to needy children in Africa. Lynnie loves animals and has had several pets since she started playing, mainly cats while she has also had two dogs – her favorite animals are dolphins.
She enjoyed sampling various cuisines on her travels, and her favorite today is Mexican cuisine.
She enjoys reading in her spare time and her favorite genres are history and science fiction.
Lynnie has her own favorite actors and actresses, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Natalie Portman and Julia Roberts, while some of her favorite movies are ‘The Shutter Island’, ‘Leon: The Professional’ and ‘Lost in Translation’.
Net value
Lynnie’s age is 66. She has brown hair and brown eyes, her height is 5 feet 10 inches (1.78 m) and she weighs around 150 pounds (68 kg).
As of August 2020, his net worth is estimated at over $1 million.
