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'''Claudia Weill''' is an American film director best known for her films ''[[Girlfriends (1978 film)|Girlfriends]]'' (1978), starring [[Melanie Mayron]], and the romance ''[[It's My Turn (film)|It's My Turn]]'' (1980), starring [[Jill Clayburgh]], [[Michael Douglas]], and [[Charles Grodin]]. Weill also worked as a camerawoman and documentarist before becoming a director. More recently, Weill directed episodes of ''[[Once and Again]]'', ''[[Chicago Hope]]'', ''[[My So-Called Life]]'', ''[[Caroline in the City]]'', and ''[[Thirtysomething (TV series)|thirtysomething]]''. She recently directed the West Coast debut of the [[Pulitzer Prize]] winning play ''[[Doubt (play)|Doubt]]''. |
'''Claudia Weill''' is an American film director best known for her films ''[[Girlfriends (1978 film)|Girlfriends]]'' (1978), starring [[Melanie Mayron]], and the romance ''[[It's My Turn (film)|It's My Turn]]'' (1980), starring [[Jill Clayburgh]], [[Michael Douglas]], and [[Charles Grodin]]. Her film [[The Other Half of the Sky: A China Memoir]] was nominated for an Academy Award. Weill also worked as a camerawoman and documentarist before becoming a director. More recently, Weill directed episodes of ''[[Once and Again]]'', ''[[Chicago Hope]]'', ''[[My So-Called Life]]'', ''[[Caroline in the City]]'', and ''[[Thirtysomething (TV series)|thirtysomething]]''. She recently directed the West Coast debut of the [[Pulitzer Prize]] winning play ''[[Doubt (play)|Doubt]]''. |
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Weill comes from a talented family - her cousin was the composer [[Kurt Weill]], famous for such works as ''[[The Threepenny Opera]]'', which contained the popular song "[[Mack the Knife]]".{{Fact|date=October 2007}} |
Weill comes from a talented family - her cousin was the composer [[Kurt Weill]], famous for such works as ''[[The Threepenny Opera]]'', which contained the popular song "[[Mack the Knife]]".{{Fact|date=October 2007}} |
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She lives in [[Los Angeles]] with her husband and two sons. |
She is currently an Adjunct Professor at the [[USC School of Cinematic Arts]] and lives in [[Los Angeles]] with her husband and two sons. |
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Revision as of 07:02, 2 November 2010
Claudia Weill is an American film director best known for her films Girlfriends (1978), starring Melanie Mayron, and the romance It's My Turn (1980), starring Jill Clayburgh, Michael Douglas, and Charles Grodin. Her film The Other Half of the Sky: A China Memoir was nominated for an Academy Award. Weill also worked as a camerawoman and documentarist before becoming a director. More recently, Weill directed episodes of Once and Again, Chicago Hope, My So-Called Life, Caroline in the City, and thirtysomething. She recently directed the West Coast debut of the Pulitzer Prize winning play Doubt.
Weill comes from a talented family - her cousin was the composer Kurt Weill, famous for such works as The Threepenny Opera, which contained the popular song "Mack the Knife".[citation needed]
She is currently an Adjunct Professor at the USC School of Cinematic Arts and lives in Los Angeles with her husband and two sons.
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