Gil Junger

Gil Junger's illustrious career in Hollywood began with his enrollment at the University of Texas at Austin's esteemed Radio, TV, and Film School, where he honed his skills and laid the foundation for his future success. Following his graduation, he embarked on a journey that would take him from humble beginnings as a gofer to the helm of directing television shows, including the critically acclaimed series Dharma & Greg, which premiered in 1997, and the beloved classic The Golden Girls, which first aired in 1985. His impressive portfolio also includes directing several episodes of the popular sitcom Ellen, earning him a coveted nomination for an Emmy Award and a Director's Guild Award for his outstanding work on the episode where the lead character makes a groundbreaking revelation about her sexual orientation. Junger's foray into feature film directing saw the release of the iconic teen rom-com 10 Things I Hate About You in 1999, which further cemented his status as a talented and versatile director. When he's not behind the camera, Junger can be found pursuing his passions as an avid photographer, golfer, and musician. In fact, he's even a member of a band called "Mid-Life Crisis," showcasing his multifaceted personality and creative talents.