Jamie Lee Curtis is an actress, starring in acclaimed films such as the blockbuster True Lies, for which she won a Golden Globe Award; Trading Places, for which she earned a BAFTA (British Film Academy Award) for Best Supporting Actress; A Fish Called Wanda, for which she received duel Best Actress nominations from BAFTA and the Golden Globes; and the Disney feature film Freaky Friday, for which she received a Golden Globe nomination. It was her portrayal of Laurie Strode in Halloween, which was her film debut, that brought her to the attention of audiences worldwide. In 2018, 40 years after the original film’s release, Curtis reprised that signature role in David Gordon Green’s record-breaking horror feature, Halloween, produced by horror guru Jason Blum. The second film in the trilogy, Halloween Kills, will be released on October 15. Most recently, Curtis appeared in the box office hit Knives Out alongside Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, and Ana de Armas for director and writer Rian Johnson. Curtis is also The New York Times best-selling author of more than a dozen children’s books. She has recently wrapped production on Borderlands, the film adaptation of the popular video game in which she appears with Cate Blanchett and Kevin Hart.

In addition, Curtis’s production company, Comet Pictures, has an overall deal with Blumhouse and next year Curtis will direct Mother Nature, an eco-horror film that she also co-wrote.

Curtis is the founder and CEO of the website My Hand in Yours, which is a charitable organization that offers comfort and celebration items with 100% of every sale being donated directly to Children’s Hospital Los Angeles—an organization that Curtis has been associated with for a very long time.

Boco Haft (Co-Creator/Writer) is a comedy writer, performer, and producer based in Los Angeles. She was a featured author in Knopf’s True Prep: A Whole New Old World by Lisa Birnbach, and has worked on television shows including FX’s Baskets, 20th Century Fox’s Family Guy, Netflix’s Lady Dynamite, and Arrested Development. By day, she runs development for The Hurwitz Company. To date, her highest achievement was receiving the 2009 Junior Varsity Manager of the Year award for her lauded score-keeping in basketball.