‏Ray Green‏

Ray Green started his career as a radio DJ working for W.S.O.C. in Little Rock, Arkansas. He had his own daily radio show called 'The Ray Green Show' which was the highest rated radio audience in radio history for Arkansas. In 1956, he interviewed Elvis Prestly and has held on to that interview in his private collection until recently, when upon discovery, it was released though RCA on Collector Edition CDs.

After radio, he began acting in commercials, and got some small parts in different television series, 'The Detectives' & 'Wanted Dead or Alive'. Finally, he won the role of Lomax in his first feature film 'Axe', which also carried the name of 'Virgin Slaughter', 'California Axe massacre' & 'Lisa, Lisa. He is also credited for playing the same role in 'Bloody Brothers'.

After 'Axe', he developed a line of motivational kits, and tapes called 'Redirectional Thinking' and traveled as a motivational speaker and a sales trainer, encouraging and training people all over the country.

Ray Green now lives in Lafayette, Louisiana. He is occasionally involved in local public television, stand up comedy and still gives occasional interviews about his Elvis Prestly interview. He has 4 children, 6 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild.