Frasier Season 2: Who Is Playing Roz' Daughter?
For the second season of "Frasier," Kelsey Grammer has teased that he's keeping it all in the family — both his work family and his flesh and blood one. Not only will Roz Doyle (Peri Gilpin) be returning as a regular character after a guest appearance during Season 1, her daughter will make an appearance. Alice Doyle will be played by Grammer's real-life daughter, Greer Grammer, per a June article in Variety.
The magazine included a character breakdown for Alice. "Now in her late twenties, friendly, outgoing Alice has inherited more than some of her mother Roz's free-spirited ways. Having just moved to Providence to study architecture, Alice is eager to catch up with Frasier's son Freddy — and complicate whatever romantic plans he may have." When her mother speaks of her in "Reindeer Games," the "Frasier" reboot's Season 1 finale, Alice is in a happy, committed relationship and spending the holidays with her boyfriend. But only time will tell if the show takes her character in a different direction.
Greer Grammer
As for Greer Grammer, she's worked hard to make a name of her own in Hollywood.
Grammer first gained the public's attention as a regular cast member on the MTV's teenage dramedy hidden gem "Awkward," in which she plays Lissa Miller. She had a seven-episode stint on "The Middle" as April, three episodes of "Melissa and Joey" as McKenna Cederstrom, and an appearance on "The Goldbergs." She's also guested on "Foursome," the TV version of "Rush Hour," and "iCarly."
Grammer has appeared in two different films about serial killers: "Manson's Lost Girls" as Leslie Van Houten and "Ted Bundy: American Boogeyman" as Cheryl Thompson. She's no stranger to Christmas TV movies, showing up in "Creating Christmas" and "An Evergreen Christmas." Her big screen endeavors include "Roe vs Wade," "Life Partners," and "Altitude." She was also Miss Golden Globe for 2015, a position traditionally reserved for children of Hollywood stars.
Interestingly, Grammer admitted she was too shy to ask her father for a role in the "Frasier" reboot during a Hollywood Life Instagram Live Q&A in 2021, even though she's long dreamed of working with him. I would obviously love to be on the 'Fraiser' reboot," she admitted. "I don't know how to ask that even though you think that I would, that that would be a no-brainer. Like, 'Dad! Get me a role!' but I'm always so nervous asking my dad for thing." And now her dreams are about to come true.