Marta Kauffman

Marta Kauffman nació el 21 de septiembre de 1956 en Pennsylvania, EE.UU.. Es una escritora y productora, conocida por Friends (1994), Dream On (1990) y Grace and Frankie (2015). Ha estado casada con Michael Skloff.

8.9

Serie de TV

7.6

Serie de TV

8.2

Serie de TV

6.9

Película de TV

The Give Back-ular Spectacular
Especial de TV
- producer
- 2023
Grace and Frankie
8.2
Serie de TV
- producer
- executive producer (showrunner)
- 2015–2022
Friends: The Reunion
8.0
Especial de TV
- executive producer
- 2021
Seeing Allred
7.3
- producer
- 2018
Independent Lens
8.1
Serie de TV
- executive producer
- 2010–2015
Mimi and Dona
7.8
- executive producer
- 2014
Call Me Crazy: A Five Film
6.8
Película de TV
- executive producer
- 2013
Hava Nagila: The Movie
6.4
- producer
- 2012
Five
6.9
Película de TV
- executive producer
- 2011
Blessed Is the Match: The Life and Death of Hannah Senesh
7.1
- executive producer
- 2008
Gifted
Especial de TV
- executive producer
- 2007
Related
7.5
Serie de TV
- executive producer
- 2005–2006
Friends
8.9
Serie de TV
- executive producer
- 1994–2004
Friends: The One Before the Last One - Ten Years of Friends
8.6
Especial de TV
- executive producer
- 2004
Veronica's Closet
5.8
Serie de TV
- executive producer
- 1997–2000

Nombre alternativo
- Marta Kauffman Arquette
Nacimiento
- 21 de septiembre de 1956
- Broomall, Pensilvania, Estados Unidos
Cónyuge
- Michael Skloffnoviembre de 1984 - 25 de noviembre de 2015 (divorciado, 3 niños)
Padres
- Dorothy Kauffman
Otros trabajos
(April 17 & 18, 1989) She and David Crane wrote the book and lyrics for the musical, "Arthur, The Musical," in a staged reading at the Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn, New Jersey. Michael Skloff was composer. Richard Maltby Jr. was director.
Listados publicitarios
- 2 Artículos

Trivia
(November 25, 2015) Filed for divorce from her husband of 31 years Michael Skloff.

Citas
[on 'Friends'] It was so surprising to us how invested the audience was in these characters, how desperately they wanted them to be happy, how putting them together made some kind of weird sense.