Gil Cates Jr.

Gil Cates Jr. is a famous American filmmaker and actor. He was born in the city of New York Click to look into! >> Read More... . He directed a documentary film in the year 2006 named "Life After Tomorrow", which was co-directed and co-produced by Julie Stevens. The film was about the women's lives, who once played the daily American comic strip named Little Orphan Annie, which was created by Harold Gray and one of the orphans in ‘Annie’, a Broadway musical. They were awarded the Best Director and Best Documentary at the festival, which celebrates feature films named Phoenix Film Festival.

His latest direction was "The Surface", which is a feature film that starred Chris Mulkey, and Sean Astin. He undertook the work of co-production of the film named "Jobs", in the year 2013. This film was starred by Ashton Kutcher. Cates also directed the movie named "The Mesmerist", in the year 2001, which was starred by Jessica Capshaw, and Neil Patrick Harris. In the year 2002, he directed the movie named "A Midsummer Night's Rave", which was adapted from the novel of Shakespeare named A Midsummer Night's Dream. In the year 2008, he was the director of the poker crime drama film named "Deal", which starred the actors Burt Reynolds, Shannon Elizabeth, and Bret Harrison. In the year 2009, he directed the film named "Pass the Sugar", which is a gambling documentary, and he finally directed the crime comedy film named "Lucky", in the year 2011, which starred the actors Colin Hanks and Ari Graynor.

He acted in the American television legal drama named "Matlock", in the second part of the episode titled The Suspect, in the sixth season. In the year 1992, he acted in the episode titled Three Angry Marines, of the third season of the American sitcom named "Major Dad", which was created by John G. Stephens and Richard C. Okie, and developed by Earl Pomerantz. He also appeared in the episode named Internal Affair of the first season of the crime drama television series named "Silk Stalkings". In the year 1993, he acted in the gay-themed episode titled Spell it M-A-N of the fourth season of the American comedy-drama television series named "Doogie Howser, M.D". His films also include the American crime comedy horror film named "Innocent Blood", in the year 1992, the romantic comedy film named "Lovelife", in the year 1997, which was an award-nominated film, and the American television movie named "NetForce", which was directed by Robert Lieberman Robert Lieberman was born on the 16th of July in t >> Read More... in the year 1999.

He is the son of Gilbert Cates, who is a famous film director and television producer, and Jane Betty Dubin.