Kelly Greyson Age

“Beautiful and talented,” as described by Huffington Post, Kelly Greyson is a force to reckon with in the film industry. Having made her debut in 2013, the associate producer and A list actress is renowned for her acting prowess in various movies in Hollywood.  One of the attributes that makes her a highly sought-after actress is her passion and dedication to her career. She is skilled in many sports disciplines such as scuba diving, horseback riding, snow and water skiing, football, swordplay, track & field, rock climbing, dancing, and many more. This diversity has endeared her to the casting directors since she is among the few actresses in the industry who can comfortably do her own stunts. Her intense regimen ensures she is in a top physical condition which gives her the ability to perform at the top of her level. 

Greyson made her film debut in the movie, Return to the Hiding Place, the 13-time award-winning film where she starred as “Lana” alongside John Rhys-Davies and Craig Robert Young. The film is based on the factual accounting of Corrie Ten Boom in Holland during World War II, his involvement in the Dutch resistance, and the challenges they encountered rescuing Dutch Jews from the Holocaust. In 2014, she starred in a spy thriller, Double Identity, as a socialite turned CIA agent. She starred as the lead in the critically acclaimed drama Alone Yet Not Alone in 2015, where she played “Barbara,” a German immigrant forcibly taken from her family’s home by Delaware Indians during the French and Indian War in 1755.  Some of her other notable films include Little Boy, 2015 as “Tyra,” Woodlawn as “Sheila,” Broken Memories, 2017, as “Maggie,” To Have and To Hold, a drama film based on the novel written by Mary Johnston in 1900, and most recently has appeared in Out of Death, starring alongside Bruce Willis, The Fortress, The Fortress 2. She has also appeared alongside Guy Pearce in Disturbing the Peace (2020).

Kelly’s remarkable persona is also highlighted through her dedication and noble charitable causes, which involve helping the children at risk and most vulnerable in society. She has partnered with many non-governmental charity organizations and benevolent organizations to reach out to many needy children and women and help change their lives. She has dedicated her time and resources to help fight against human trafficking, care for orphans, and promote religious liberties. Her advocacy for human rights has seen her traverse around the world to countries such as Kenya, South Africa, Papua New Guinea, just to mention a few. Kelly believes that we can make a huge difference in the world if only we live beyond ourselves and contribute for the greater good.

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