Greta Muller

Born and raised in Lake Charles, Louisiana, Greta showed an early interest in performance when she jumped onto a restaurant table top at the age of 5 and belted out her rendition of "Won't You Come Home, Bill Bailey?" She was greeted with cheers, applause, a few coins, and a candy bar, locking in the idea that this could be a future she could sink her teeth into. During her freshman year of drama study at the University of New Orleans, Greta was cast as a Kit Kat Girl in Cabaret and her picture appeared in the local Times-Picayune. This caught the attention of Paramount Pictures and Director Louis Malle, who was in town casting his film Pretty Baby. Mr. Malle cast her as a prostitute and promptly un-cast her when she refused to do a nude scene. A very unorthodox career followed with Greta getting her union card in a Saturday morning children's program, Benji, Zax and the Alien Price, when she was asked to "fall over a trash can, funny." She did. As a character actress, she shot on loca