Reginald Hudlin

Reginald Alan Hadlin was born on December 15, 1961 in Canterville, Missouri, USA, grew up in Illinois. In 1983, he graduated from Harvard University, where he studied cinema and directed short films that received several awards. Together with his brother, he founded a company where he shot music videos. Based on the student picture, Hardlin shot his debut "big" film in 1990 - the comedy "Home Party". The film was a commercial success, it was awarded several professional awards and warmly received more

Reginald Alan Hadlin was born on December 15, 1961 in Canterville, Missouri, USA, grew up in Illinois. In 1983, he graduated from Harvard University, where he studied cinema and directed short films that received several awards. Together with his brother, he founded a company where he shot music videos. Based on the student picture, Hardlin shot his debut "big" film in 1990 - the comedy "Home Party". The film was a commercial success, it was awarded several professional awards and warmly received criticism. Then Reginald Hadlin directed the comedy melodrama Boomerang (1993) with Eddie Murphy, the satirical film Big White Lie with Samuel L. Jackson. In addition, the director and producer successfully worked on television, participated in the creation of animated films, participated in the sounding of the film "Joe's Apartment". In 2000, Reginald Hudlin staged the comedy "Lady's Pleasure", and two years later released the film "Fraudsters" with Matthew Perry and Elizabeth Harley in the lead roles.