In 1991, Green appeared in a series of Rally's Hamburger commercials as an irritating window cashier who yells at people who approach his drive-thru window, making famous the catch phrase, "Cha-ching!" While acting gigs came easy for him when he was just starting out, the 1990s proved to be a more challenging decade for the young actor. Green was impressive as Joe, Allen's young alter ego who also narrated the film.Green was a hard worker, pursuing every avenue available to him to showcase his emerging comedic talent. At eight years old, Green landed his first film role as Jodie Foster's oddball little brother "Egg" Berry in the 1984 comedy "The Hotel New Hampshire." At 12, Green appeared in the comedy "Radio Days" (1987), Woody Allen's semi-biographical, nostalgic nod to the golden age of radio in the 1940s. Like most child stars that spend their formative years on set rather than on a playground, Green worked with some very talented and famous actors before he was a teenager.
In fact, his new-found skill provided him an outlet to deal with his parents' divorce and the difficulty of fitting in at school. The acting bug bit Green early at age six, he appeared in a summer camp production of "Hello, Dolly!" and never stopped acting from that moment on. A math teacher father and an artist mother who raised him and his older sister. Seth Benjamin Gesshel-Green was born in Overbrook Park, PA, a suburb of Philadelphia.
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