Rhoda Griffis (born January 9, 1965) is an American actress who has played supporting roles both inindependent and mainstream films and television.

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Griffis appeared onstage inAngels in America,Proof,Collected Stories, andThe Dark at the Top of the Stairs.

Her first film role was in the 1992dramaLove Field, in which she playedJacqueline Kennedy. Her non-stage acting debut was in thetelevision movieA Mother's Right: The Elizabeth Morgan Story. She appeared in other made-for-TV films and series - includingIn the Heat of the Night.

Griffis worked for seven seasons with The North Carolina Shakespeare Festival, for five seasons with Charlotte Rep, as well as appearing with the Saint Louis Repertory, the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, and Theatre by the Sea (Portsmouth, NH). In Atlanta, Griffis has appeared frequently on stage with theAlliance Theatre, Theatrical Outfit, and for three seasons with the Actors Theatre of Atlanta.^{[citation needed]}

Griffis is known for her work inRunaway Jury,Walk the Line,Road Trip,Songcatcher. Among her more recent roles is the feisty Lenore Baker in Lifetime's television drama,Army Wives. In addition, she made memorable appearances inAmerican Summer andOne Missed Call.

In between acting work, Griffis teaches on-camera acting, theatre, voice-overs and assistant directs in the fine arts department ofThe Lovett School inAtlanta, Georgia.^[2]

Griffis married director Jay Freer.^[3]

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