Heather Hall

Heather Hall worked along side director/writer/producer/actor/legend, Garry Marshall for 22 years until his passing July 2016. She was called his right hand and his link to the 21st century. One of Ms. Hall's first tasks was clearing all the photos for Mr. Marshall's 1997 book, Wake Me When It's Funny. Collectively, she has worked on two musicals, three operas, two books, 10 movies and numerous other plays and television shows. She's produced the holiday ensemble movies Valentine's Day, which was the biggest Presidents' Day weekend opener and highest-grossing February weekend ever, New Year's Eve, where among the cast are three Oscar winners and Mother's Day, another star driven ensemble which was released May 2016. In 2017 Heather branched out into a new form of media content as producer on Please Tell me I'm Adopted, a short form comedy series, which premiered at Sundance and launched exclusively on Amazon/Amazon Prime. Heather likes to say she has spent the last two decades studying at The Garry Marshall School of Show Business and credits Garry for teaching her about life, charity and humanity. She is on the board of directors of Garry Marshall Theatre in Burbank and is a producer at Nice Productions, which produced Pretty Woman The Musical for Broadway 2018, Hamburg 2019, London's West End 2020. A Los Angeles native, Heather resides in Encino, CA with her husband, Bruce and her two daughters.