Ellen Geer

Name: Ellen Geer
Date of Birth: August 29, 1941
Place of Birth: New York City, New York, USA

Mini-bio: Ellen Geer, the daughter of Will Geer, has worked continuously for 40 years in television and motion pictures since making her debut in Richard Lester's "Petulia (1968)" (1968) in support of Julie Chr...( read more)

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Ellen Geer mini-bio: Ellen Geer, the daughter of Will Geer, has worked continuously for 40 years in television and motion pictures since making her debut in Richard Lester's "Petulia (1968)" (1968) in support of Julie Christie and George C. Scott. Probably best remembered for her turn as the committed actress who is lined up as the third (and last) date for Harold by his mother in the cult classic "Harold and Maude (1971)." Upon the death of her father in 1978, Ellen took over as artistic director of Theatrical Botanicum, an outdoor amphitheater in Topanga Canyon, California, where she has both acted and directed in 50 productions. Under Geer's direction over the past 28 years, the "Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum" has developed from essentially a workshop to a respected theatrical company with an Equity contract. The Theatricum Botanicum has also put on works written by Ellen Geer. She is committed to theatrical education from elementary to Masters students and continues with her own busy acting career.