Rupert Wainwright

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RECENT CREDITS

The Fog (FILM) Oct. 14, 2005

Stigmata (FILM) Sep. 10, 1999

The Sadness of Sex (FILM) Mar. 6, 1998

Blank Check (FILM) Feb. 11, 1994

Ray's Male Heterosexual Dance Hall (FILM) Jan. 6, 1989

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2005 Directed the remake of John Carpenter's "The Fog" starring Tom Welling and Maggie Grace

1999 Directed "Stigmata", a thriller in the "Exorcist" mold starring Arquette, Gabriel Byrne and Jonathan Pryce

1996 With Sony Pictures Entertainment, created Pavlov Pictures, a commercial production division

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2005 Directed the remake of John Carpenter's "The Fog" starring Tom Welling and Maggie Grace

1999 Directed "Stigmata", a thriller in the "Exorcist" mold starring Arquette, Gabriel Byrne and Jonathan Pryce

1996 With Sony Pictures Entertainment, created Pavlov Pictures, a commercial production division

1995 Helmed original and often provocative (but ultimately unsatisfying) "The Sadness of Sex", a multimedia performance piece about the mysteries of love; also collaborated with Barry Yourgrau on screeenpl

1994 Feature film directorial debut, "Blank Check", Disney's "Home Alone" clone

1994 Directed the theatrical trailer for Michael Jackson's "HIStory" album

1991 Directed first TV-movie, "Dillinger" (ABC); first association with Patricia Arquette

1991 Short "The Open Window" aired as segment of "Showtime 30-Minute Movie"

1988 Worked as a production assistant on the Oscar-winning short film, "Ray's Male Heterosexual Dance Hall"

1985 Had last acting role (to date) in "Dreamchild"

1984 Film acting debut in "Another Country"

Began career as a ballet dancer

Moved to Southern California to study film at UCLA

Was one of the youngest directors accepted in the Discovery Program sponsored by Columbia Pictures; made the short film, "The Open Window" (1989) while there

Helmed every music video featuring M.C. Hammer; 14 of them aired as part of 1992 CBS primetime music special "Hammer from the Heart"

Worked as a commercials director for products like Reebok (featuring tennis pro Michael Chang), Frito Lay (featuring Reba McEntire), McDonald's, Sprint and Converse, among others