Kelly Greyson is an

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actress. Her acting roles include Lana in ''

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'', Tyra in '' Little Boy'', Jocelyn Stewart in ''To Have and To Hold'', Catie Reynolds in ''

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'' with Guy Pearce and Pam Harris in ''

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'' starring Bruce Willis.

Career

Greyson made her film debut as Lana in ''

'' (Originally released as "War of Resistance"). In 2013, she took the lead role in

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'' Alone yet Not Alone'' directed by George Escobar, where she played Barbara, who was captured and later adopted as Susquehanna by the

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during the

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. In 2014, Greyson was cast for the role of a young socialite and CIA agent in the spy thriller ''Double Identity''. In 2015, she played a role of Sheila in '' Woodlawn'', a 2015 American

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directed by the Erwin brothers. The same year she appeared as Tyra in Little Boy and starred as Jocelyn Stewart in ''To Have and To Hold'', a drama film based on the novel written by Mary Johnston in 1900. In 2017, Greyson played Maggie in ''Broken Memories'', an independent romantic-drama about the main hero Jasper's struggle with

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and his relations with the family and friends. The film received two awards from The IndieFEST Film Awards. In 2020, Greyson played Catie Reynolds in

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, directed by York Alec Shackleton and starring Guy Pearce. Most recently, Greyson appeared in The Fortress, The Fortress 2 and

starring Bruce Willis. Since 2017, Kelly Greyson has been actively involved in civil campaigns to end violence against women and collaborating with PNG Tribal Foundation, a non-governmental charity organization based in Papua New Guinea.

Filmography

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* * {{DEFAULTSORT:Greyson, Kelly Living people 21st-century American actresses American film actresses American film producers American women film producers Year of birth missing (living people)