Natalie Saige Green
played by Mindy Cohn

  • Hometown: New York, New York

  • Age: 12-21
  • Occupation: Senior Sombreros, Peekskill Times, grocery checker, funeral parlor, construction, student
  • Hobbies: Writing

NATALIE QUOTE:
I'd rather be a happy Magic Marker than a skinny pencil.

FACTS ABOUT THE CHARACTER NATALIE SAIGE GREEN
 "I'd rather be a happy Magic Marker than a skinny pencil," says chubby Natalie—and she means it. Even though she doesn't fit the mold of a traditional beauty, Natalie has a healthy self-image and a razor-sharp wit. She is an active member of the school newspaper staff, which she hopes will prepare her for a future as a writer. One of her major flaws is her willingness to follow any new trend or advice, no matter how way-out it may seem. In 2001 her boyfriend Harper proposes to her and they plan to get married. She and Harper work for a news publishing company.

FACTS ABOUT ACTRESS MINDY COHN
Mindy Cohn was born on May 20th, 1966, in Los Angeles, California. Mindy Cohn, known to most as the somewhat neurotic Natalie Green on The Facts of Life, has been an actress, a talk-show hostess and a game-show guest star. Mindy also earned her college degree in sociology, which was put to good use on a Phoenix-based radio talk show where she discussed teen issues alongside co-host Alan Thicke. (Coincidentally, Thicke co-wrote the Facts of Life theme song.



MINDY COHN FILMOGRAPHY - 5 most recent
  • "The Help" (2003) as Maggie the cook
  • Facts of Life Reunion, The (2001) (TV) as Natalie Green
  • "Web Girl" (2001) TV Series as Joanne Collins
  • Alone with a Stranger (2000) as Toni
  • "Kids From Room 402, The" (1999) as Nancy

    Where is she today? Mindy continued to act in various roles, including ones in the short-lived sitcom The Second Half and the 2000 feature film Alone with a Stranger. She also did voice-overs for TBS's Chimp Channel series and the animated Kids From Room 402. In 1995 Mindy, earned a degree in sociology from Loyola Marymount University, and soon after hosted a radio program on teen issues in Phoenix, Arizona with Alan Thicke. On May 15th, 1999, Mindy guest starred in an episode of Suddenly Susan. Mindy now currently stars in the new 2004 WB Sitcom The Help as Maggie the cook and is also the voice of Velma on the children's series What's New Scooby Doo!.

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