Mary Lambert
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Birth Place
Helena, Arkansas, USA
Biography
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Trained as a painter, Lambert first gained notice in the 1980s for the short films she made for "Saturday Night Live" and the seminal, often controversial Madonna music videos including "Material Girl," "Like a Virgin" and "Like a Prayer." She made her first feature, the pretentious psychological thriller, "Siesta" (1986) before moving on to the more commercial film adaptation of Stephen...
Biography
Trained as a painter, Lambert first gained notice in the 1980s for the short films she made for "Saturday Night Live" and the seminal, often controversial Madonna music videos including "Material Girl," "Like a Virgin" and "Like a Prayer." She made her first feature, the pretentious psychological thriller, "Siesta" (1986) before moving on to the more commercial film adaptation of Stephen King's best-selling thriller, "Pet Sematary" (1989).
Filmography
Director (Feature Film)
Presumed Dead In Paradise
(2014)
Director
Mega Python vs Gatoroid
(2011)
Director
The Attic
(2008)
Director
Fourteen Women
(2007)
Director
Urban Legends: Bloody Mary
(2005)
Director
Strange Frequency
(2001)
Director
The In Crowd
(2000)
Director
Clubland
(1999)
Director
My Stepson, My Lover
(1997)
Director
Face of Evil
(1996)
Director
Dragstrip Girl
(1994)
Director
Grand Isle
(1992)
Director
Pet Sematary Two
(1992)
Director
Pet Sematary
(1989)
Director
Siesta
(1987)
Director
Cinematography (Feature Film)
Fourteen Women
(2007)
Camera
Producer (Feature Film)
Fourteen Women
(2007)
Producer
Misc. Crew (Feature Film)
Under the Cherry Moon
(1986)
Creative Consultant
Director (Special)
Saturday Night Live Primetime Extra II
(2001)
Segment Director
When You Believe: Music From "The Prince of Egypt"
(1998)
Director
Collection Completed
(1989)
Director
Cast (Special)
Tracey Gold
(2001)
Director (TV Mini-Series)
Halloweentown 2: Kalabar's Revenge
(2001)
Director
Life Events
1986
First film credit as creative consultant on "Under the Cherry Moon"
1987
Film directing debut, "Siesta"
