| Worked as publicist at United Artists; authored several books on Hollywood (fiction and non-fiction) |
1974 | Feature film co-writing debut (with Richard Pryor and director Mel Brooks), "Blazing Saddles" (also story) |
1979 | Feature solo writing debut, "The In-Laws" |
1981 | Feature directing debut (also writer), "So Fine" |
1985 | First film produced for own production company, Bergman/Lobell Productions (with Michael Lobell), "The Journey of Natty Gann" |
1986 | Credited as Warren Bogle for producing and co-writing (with director John Cassavetes), "Big Trouble" |
1987 | TV debut, wrote and co-executive produced (with Lobell) TV sitcom pilot, "Mickey and Nora" |
1991 | First film credited as producer (co-executive with Lobell), "White Fang" |
2000 | Directed the Jacqueline Susann biopic "Isn't She Great" |
