About
My stars align at Hollywood and Vine
From my window looking out over Hollywood Boulevard, I can see three of the most famous landmarks in the world: the Hollywood Sign in the distance, the Capitol Records Tower, and the coral-pink terrazzo stars of the Hollywood Walk of Fame dotting the sidewalk below. It's a magical vantage point. You might say that my stars align at the iconic corner of Hollywood and Vine.
In the late 1980s, something happened that changed my life--something right out of a Hollywood movie. Fresh out of film school at NYU, I stepped behind the camera to write, direct, and produce two movies: Assault of the Killer Bimbos and Modern Girls. Sure, they were far from the great art movies I'd studied and admired--but they were mine. And they've since become cult classics in the "chick flick" genre.