Peter Greene, known for his roles in iconic films such as Pulp Fiction and The Mask, has died at the age of 60. His body was discovered in his Manhattan apartment on December 13, 2023, following concerns from neighbors who reported loud music playing throughout the night. When authorities arrived, they found no response after multiple knocks on the door.
While the cause of death has not yet been publicly disclosed, TMZ reported that foul play is not suspected. A thorough autopsy will be conducted to ascertain the circumstances surrounding his passing. Greene had recently been scheduled to star in a thriller titled Mascots, alongside actor Mickey Rourke, set to begin filming next month.
Green’s manager, Gregg Edwards, expressed deep sorrow in a statement to Deadline. He described Greene as “one of the best character actors on the planet,” and noted, “He was a good friend who would give you the shirt off his back. He was loved and will be missed.”
Career Highlights and Legacy
Greene’s career spanned several decades, showcasing his talent in a variety of roles across television and film. He gained significant recognition for his performances in critically acclaimed projects. In addition to his notable films, Greene appeared in popular TV series such as Chicago P.D., Justified, and The Continental. His contributions to cinema included roles in The Usual Suspects, Training Day, and Blue Streak.
His ability to embody complex characters earned him a dedicated fan base and respect from peers in the industry. Greene’s portrayal of unique and often intense characters set him apart as a gifted performer.
In a statement reflecting on his career, fans and colleagues alike mourned the loss of a remarkable talent whose presence will be sorely missed in future projects. As tributes continue to pour in, Greene’s legacy as a versatile character actor remains firmly established in Hollywood.
