Ellen Hollman

Ellen Hollman, born April 1, 1983, is an American actress who made her mark in the industry with her versatile performances and unique talents. Born in Detroit, Michigan, she is the oldest of four siblings. Hollman, in her early years, moved to Troy, Michigan, and made a name for herself as an all-star track runner. She held the Michigan State University record for the women's long jump showing prowess in areas beyond acting as well. In 2008, displaying her entrepreneurial skills and philanthropic spirit, Hollman became the CEO and founder of a non-profit charity called Visual Impact Now. Stars like Chris Pine, Zoe Saldana, January Jones and Robert Luketic have been celebrity hosts for the organization that has serviced thousands of children in need. Making her television debut in 2005 on an episode of Malcolm in the Middle, she went on to play varied roles in The O.C. and Spartacus: Vengeance. In 2021, she played a part in The Matrix Resurrections. An accomplished actress, Hollman also shows impressive feats off the screen. She is trained in jiu-jitsu and earned her Women Empowered Pink belt as well as Combatives Blue Belt from the Gracie Academy. An interesting blend of sports, acting, entrepreneurship and altruism, Hollman continues to inspire.