Kelly Greyson

Kelly Greyson is an American actress who made her film debut in 2015. Greyson's first film was the powerful period piece "Return to The Hiding Place" a 13-time award winning film where she starred as "Lana" alongside John Rhys-Davies. She has since been seen in multiple genres of films including period piece “Little boy” (2016) and “Maggie” in "Broken Memories" (2017), with the late and great Rance Howard, a romantic drama about finding beauty in the struggles with Alzheimer’s 

With action being her favorite genre, she has quite the repertoire which includes “Catie Reynolds” in "Disturbing the Peace" (2020) with Guy Pearce, Pam Harris in "Out of Death" (2021) and “Kate” in The Fortress anthology (2021) starring Bruce Willis. 

Recently, Kelly worked with Frank Grillo in MR-9: Do or Die (2023) and Russell Crowe in “Sleeping Dogs” (2024). She just wrapped filming on “The Patient” starring Kate Beckinsale and Ryan Felipe and is slated to appear in “Cash Out 2: High Rollers” with John Travolta, currently in post-production. 

Off screen, Kelly’s physicality and presence have reached beyond film, and she has been the inspiration for multiple athletic logos, brands, fitness inspirations and most notably the model for multiple sculptures created by the world-renowned contemporary figurative artist, Richard McDonald 

Kelly has been actively involved in civil rights campaigns to end violence against women and children the care of orphans, and various veterans’ initiatives, and she is also active in the fight against human trafficking.

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