Biography

A native of Houston raised on Lookout Mountain outside of Golden, Colorado, Greg Germann was exposed to the performing arts at an early age, particularly through his father, an award-winning children's playwright and theater professor. As a Theater major at the University of Northern Colorado, a constant stream of plays led him to the gradual realization that acting would be his professional future. Buckling down at UNC, he graduated in two years and moved to New York. He became a member of Circle Repertory Company and Ensemble Studio Theatre, accumulating credits in such off-Broadway and Broadway plays as Steven Sondheim musical "Assassins", "The Person I Once Was" opposite Holly Hunter, and David Mamet's "War Games", among others. He has distinguished himself on the big screen portraying roles in various films. In addition to acting he also devotes himself to writing. His short film, Pete's Garden (1998), for which he also served as director and star, premiered in competition at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival and went on to air on The Sundance Channel in January 1999. He also wrote "The Observatory" a play performed at New York's Ensemble Studio Theatre.
- IMDb mini biography by: Joy Kopaloff

Has 3 stepchildren from his marriage to Martha.

Son, Asa Germann (b. 1997), with Christine Mourad. Has 3 stepchildren from his marriage to Martha.

The January 27, 1988, edition of Variety announced that Greg Germann was a cast member of the film "Frozen Assets" aka "Wasted" which had begun filming January 18, 1988, in New Jersey. Director was Nicholas Hondrogen. It was billed as a romantic thriller as a vet longshoreman was framed for murder. No evidence the film was ever released.

I don't know if I share this with all actors, but acting is hard for me. It's hard for me to have perspective about what I'm doing. I go beyond being self-critical. When we did the pilot for Ally McBeal, I was convinced I was horrible.