![]() Avg.User Rating: Rate this person: Director, Producer, Screenwriter, Executive Producer, Screen Story Born: 1961 Biography:Writer, director, and producer "Audrey Wells" had her first breakthrough as the screenwriter and executive producer of "Michael Lehmann"'s "The Truth About Cats and Dogs" (1996). A romantic comedy starring "Janeane Garofalo", "Uma Thurman", and "Ben Chaplin", the film was a surprise hit, and it opened a number of doors for Wells, who had struggled as a scriptwriter in Hollywood for a number of years.
A native of San Francisco, where she was born in 1961, Wells earned her master's degree in film production at UCLA. Initially setting out to produce, in her words, "documentary films that would change the world," she eventually segued into script writing. Her first two scripts, called "Radio Free Alaska" and "Democracy," were both all set to be made into films, but their respective deals ultimately fell through. It was only when Wells approached "Michael Lehmann", an old family friend and the director... Full Biography
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