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Scissors (1991)

Cold Heaven (1991)

Costume Designer

Mind Games (1989)

Costume Designer

10 To Midnight (1983)

The Price of Life (1991)

Costume Designer

Peacemaker (1991)

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Peggy Sue Got Married (1986) — (Movie Clip) A King And A Queen

Ashes And Embers (1982) -- (Movie Clip) To Conquer Hollywood

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Filmography

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Scissors (1991)

Cold Heaven (1991)

Costume Designer

Mind Games (1989)

Costume Designer

10 To Midnight (1983)

Costume-Wardrobe (Special)

The Price of Life (1991)

Costume Designer

Peacemaker (1991)

Costume Designer

Life Events

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Peggy Sue Got Married (1986) — (Movie Clip) A King And A Queen Kathleen Turner (title character at her 25th reunion) is upset because her recent-ex Charlie (Nicolas Cage) unexpectedly showed up, then nerd-turned billionaire Richard (Barry Miller) is named king and she’s queen, in her dress from back-then, Jim Carrey heckling, Helen Hunt her daughter, Wil Shriner the M-C, and Marshall Crenshaw, who would play Buddy Holly in La Bamba, 1987, leading the band, in Francis Ford Coppola’s Peggy Sue Got Married, 1986.

Ashes And Embers (1982) -- (Movie Clip) To Conquer Hollywood Opening writer-director-producer Haile Gerima’s award-winning, low-budget underground feature, actors John Anderson as Ned and Barry Wiggins as “Randolph,” cruising Sunset Blvd. in late 1980, with radio ads and soon the police, in Ashes And Embers, 1982.

Unsuspected, The (1947) -- (Movie Clip) We Could All Be Murderers Probably the first appearance of Claude Raines as radio sleuth Grandison, on the air as we meet various characters, Michael North, Jack Lambert in a famous shot from director Michael Curtiz, then Fred Clark, Hurd Hatfield and Audrey Totter, early in The Unsuspected, 1947.

Neil Simon -- (Movie Promo) Friday Night Spotlight, January 2015 Leading playwright and screenwriter Neil Simon is in TCM's Friday Night Spotlight for January, 2015, with 17 films and special introductions by writer-director and Simon enthusiast Ken Levine.

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