Denise Cronenberg

Denise Cronenberg, a renowned Canadian costume designer, was born in the vibrant city of Toronto, Ontario, in the year 1938. As the elder sister of the illustrious film director David Cronenberg, Denise's family boasted a rich creative heritage. Moreover, she was the proud mother of three talented children, including director Aaron Woodley, composer E.C. Woodley, and production designer Meredith Woodley. Throughout her illustrious career, Denise Cronenberg had the privilege of serving as costume designer on all of her brother's films, a span that began with the 1986 cult classic "The Fly" and culminated with the 2014 film "Maps to the Stars". Her impressive portfolio also includes high-profile projects such as the 2004 zombie thriller "Dawn of the Dead", the 2008 superhero blockbuster "The Incredible Hulk", and the 2010 action horror film "Resident Evil: Afterlife".