Have you ever witnessed a performance so raw, so unsettling, that it burrows under your skin and lingers long after the credits roll? Peter Greene's portrayal of Peter Winter in Lodge Kerrigan's "Clean, Shaven" is precisely that a masterclass in embodying the fragmented reality of schizophrenia.

The 1993 drama, written, produced, and directed by Kerrigan, plunges viewers into the disorienting world of Peter Winter, a man battling schizophrenia and desperately trying to reconnect with his daughter, who lives with her adoptive mother. Greene's performance is not merely acting; it's an immersion. He embodies the character's internal turmoil with a visceral intensity that is both captivating and deeply disturbing. The film intentionally eschews a traditional narrative structure, opting instead for a subjective and often unsettling perspective, mirroring the fractured nature of Winter's perception.

Personal Information	Details
Full Name	Peter Greene (born Peter Green)
Date of Birth	October 8, 1965
Age	59
Birth Place	Montclair, New Jersey, USA
Career Information	Details
Occupation	Actor
Years Active	Early 1990s Present
Known For	Playing villainous characters
Notable Roles	Dorian Tyrell in "The Mask," Zed in "Pulp Fiction," Peter Winter in "Clean, Shaven"
Filmography Highlights	Details
Laws of Gravity (1992)
Clean, Shaven (1993)
Pulp Fiction (1994)
The Mask (1994)
The Usual Suspects (1995)
Double Tap (1997)
Blue Streak (1999)
Under the Influence (2002)
The Gentleman Bandit (2002)
Earthling (2010)
Black Cat Run
External Links	Details
IMDb	Peter Greene IMDb Profile