Biography
D.," "Starsky & Hutch") Randal Kleiser struck lucky at the box-office with his first feature, "Grease" (1978),and then directed another teen-friendly yet mainstream film, "The Blue Lagoon" (1980).
The Pennsylvania native moved to Southern California to attend USC. To finance his education, he began to work as a model and actor, appearing in commercials and as an extra in big-budgeted movie musicals like "Camelot" (1967) and "Hello, Dolly!" …
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Career Milestones
2005 | Directed Amanda Bynes and Chris Carmack in the romantic comedy "Love Wrecked" |
2004 | Directed "Red Riding Hood," starring Henry Cavill, Morgan Thompson, and Debi Mazar |
1999 | Minor acting role in the comedy drama "Crazy in Alabama" |
1999 | Served as director of a pilot for an Internet series "Royal Standards" for Digital Entertainment Network |
1996 | Directed autobiographical feature "It's My Party" |
1980 | Helmed second feature, "The Blue Lagoon" |
1978 | Feature film directorial debut "Grease" |
1977 | Directed the acclaimed TV-movie, "The Gathering" |
1975 | TV-movie directorial debut, "All Together Now" |
1978 | Feature film directorial debut "Grease" |
1976 | First produced script, "Street People" |
1973 | Made short film "Peege" |
1973 | Directed episodes of TV series "Marcus Welby, MD" |