Jamie Lee Curtis is an American big screen and television actress and writer. She came to be formally known as Baroness ‘Lady Haden-Guest’ following her husband’s inheritance of the Barony. Her debut film ‘Halloween’ where she played the role of Laurie Strode was a hit and established her as a notable actress in the horror genre. Eventually, her remarkable performance in the film landed her other films in the genre including ‘Terror Train’, ‘The Fog’, ‘Roadgames’ and ‘Halloween II’. She earned the title of ‘scream queen’ for her characterisations in horror films. Later she excelled in the comedy genre with equal success and received favourable reviews which established her as a versatile actress. Some of her finest comedy films are ‘Trading Places’, “A Fish Called Wanda’ and ‘True Lies’. Her noted work on television includes series such as ‘Operation Petticoat’, ‘Anything But Love’, ‘NCIS’ and ‘New Girl’. Recently, she played Dean Cathy Munsch, the lead role in the series ‘Scream Queens’ aired on ‘FOX’. She has authored many children’s books including ‘When I Was Little: A Four-Year-Old's Memoir of Her Youth’ and ‘Today I Feel Silly and Other Moods That Make My Day’ that received critical acclaim. Jamie Lee Curtis has bagged several awards including the ‘BAFTA Award’, ‘Golden Globe Award’, ‘Saturn Award’, ‘American Comedy Award’ and ‘Oscar’ for Best Supporting Actress in the acclaimed movie Everything, Everywhere, All At Once.
RUSSELL GOLDMAN hails from Virginia, USA and studied at Wesleyan University, earning a bachelor's in Film, Cinema & Video Studies. A newcomer to the world of comics, his short films have skyrocketed him to success. Return to Sender has played at over 30 different film festivals around the world, while I Make Good Sounds at Parties won him the NewFilmmakers Los Angeles award. Needless to say, his films have already garnered the attention of renowned stars such as Emmy-nominated actress Allison Tolman and pop culture icon Jamie Lee Curtis. Goldman now runs Comet Pictures, a production company founded by Curtis based in Los Angeles. Their latest project Mother Nature debuted as a graphic novel adapted from the upcoming Comet Pictures/Blumhouse feature film.
Karl Stevens is a graphic novelist and painter whose comics have appeared regularly in the New Yorker, Village Voice, and Boston Phoenix. Stevens' graphic novels include Whatever (2008), The Lodger (2010), Failure (2013), The Winner (2018), and Penny: A Graphic Memoir (2021) He lives in Boston with his wife Alex and their cats, Penny and Pepper.
