SPICE GREENE
Résumé Print Résumé
FILM | ||
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99 |
Supporting |
Ramblas Films, LLC. |
JUN |
Supporting |
R4Films LLC |
Supermodel |
Principal |
Lock City Filmworks |
Gangstresses |
Supporting |
Dir. Harry Davis |
The Eddie Black Story |
Supporting |
ImaginNation Media Ent. |
Man Up: The Exploration of a Fatherless Nation |
Supporting |
Grady Girl Productions |
Deceptz |
Supporting |
Lock City Filmworks |
Peanut and Bang |
Supporting |
Nut House Productions |
Gotta Be A Better Way |
Supporting |
Kelvin Knite Productions |
Who's the Man |
Principal |
Dir. Ted Demme |
For The Good Times |
Supporting |
Nut House Productions |
TELEVISION | ||
Street Justice: The Bronx |
Principal |
Jupiter Entertainment |
Monsters Inside Me |
Principal |
Optomen Productions |
Romper Room |
Principal |
CBS Television Studios |
Internet | ||
Street Chronicles |
Principal |
Imagination Media Entertainmen |
Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 5'10" |
Weight: 200 lbs |
Eyes: Brown |
Hair Color: Salt and Pepper |
Hair Length: Short |
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Billiards/Pool Player, Body Building, Bowling, Boxing, Combat - Actual Service, Cycling, Cycling - Mountain Biking, Football, Karate - Kung Fu, Karate - Shotokan, Military Serv Exp (Army), Running - General, Shooting - Revolver/Automatic, Shooting - Rifle, Softball, Swimming - ability - general, Weight Lifting, Firearms, Licensed Driver, Stunts, American - New York Accent
Brooklyn born with origins from the Shinnecock Indian Nation, Spice got his first acting job in 1972 on CBS’s children's show Romper Room. In his 20s he ended a brief music and military career to focus on his passion for acting, which landed him a small role on Fox’s New York Undercover, various other roles, co-producing films with executive producers such as Mona Scott Young, Bruce Willis and Queen Latifah, and receiving an award from NYC Mayor Bloomberg for his contribution to the book: Souls of My Brother