DIANE NABATOFF

Diane started off with a BA and MBA from Harvard, and became involved in the theatre both as a producer and an actress. She moved on to being a Senior Vice President for Henry Winkler's Fair Dinkum Productions, then a Vice President of Vestron Pictures, and then moved to The Deldman-Meeker Co., working on Eddie Murphy's "The Golden Child."

She was a producer at Interscope Communications, producing "Very Bad Things," written and directed by Pete Berg, "The Proposition," starring Kenneth Branagh, "Operation Dumbo Drop," starring Danny Glover and Ray Liotta, "Seperate Lives," starring Jim Belushi, "Holy Matrimony," directed by Leonard Nimov," and Tom Berenger's "Body Language."

In 1999 she founded Tiara Blu Films with Ray Liotta and produced "Narc", starring Ray Liotta, "Baseball Wives," and in 2004 she produced "Friends Again," "The Girl Who Struck Out Babe Ruth," and has many other projects in development.