Lizzy Greene

Elizabeth Anne Greene, born on May 1, 2003, in Dallas, Texas, embarked on her acting career in 2013 after being discovered at a talent workshop in her hometown. Her early involvement in the performing arts began at age seven with theater, focusing on comedic projects and traveling with an improv troupe. This foundational work led to her significant breakthrough role as Dawn Harper in Nickelodeon’s comedy series, “Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn,” which aired for four seasons from 2014 to 2018. During this period, Greene received three Kids’ Choice Award nominations for Favorite Female TV Star, establishing her as a recognized talent in children’s television.

Greene’s career trajectory expanded beyond Nickelodeon with a lead role in the TV movie “Tiny Christmas” and guest appearances in other television productions. A notable turning point in her career was her transition to adult drama, taking on the role of Sophie Dixon in ABC’s series “A Million Little Things.” This role, which ran for five seasons from 2018 to 2023, allowed her to demonstrate versatility and adaptability in her craft, moving from comedic performances to more emotionally complex characters. This marked a significant advancement in her professional development, showcasing her ability to handle mature content.

Continuing her career progression, Greene is set to star as Lauren Brigman in Netflix’s upcoming drama series “Ransom Canyon,” projected to air in 2025. This project co-stars actors such as Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly, further solidifying her presence in mainstream television. In addition to acting, Greene engages in humanitarian work, painting, and sports in her free time. She has also started to venture into production, with executive producer credits on upcoming projects like “Sweating the Small Stuff” and “Easy.”