Stuart Greene

Stuart Greene was born in New York City to parents in the fashion and advertising industries. He began acting at an early age and in high school began training with Writer/Producer Charles G. Mortimer Jr., who Produced Death Be Not Proud (1975)(TV), From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler (1973) and others. Performing with Mr. Mortimer's traveling acting troupe, Stu won the Best Actor award at the Bucks County Playhouse annual three day competition for his portrayal of Felix Unger in the stage production of Neil Simon's The Odd Couple. Stu returned to acting in the 2011 Lordi Films independent production of Big Weekend (2011). On the next Lordi film,Love in a Coffee Shop (2013),Stu worked as Boom Operator, as well as earning a Production Assistant credit. Love in a Coffee Shop was accepted at the 2013 Golden Door International Film Festival and earned 5 award nominations including Best Feature and Best Director for Mike Lordi. In 2014, Stu was cast as the nefarious Mr. Weston in the horror anthology Abandoned in the Dark with horror icon Kane Hodder