Michael B. Druxman, a renowned figure in the entertainment industry, was born in the vibrant city of Seattle, Washington, USA. His extensive body of work has garnered recognition and acclaim, with notable credits including the 1994 film "Cheyenne Warrior", the 1995 production "Dillinger and Capone", and the 2000 film "The Doorway". Furthermore, Druxman has distinguished himself as a prolific playwright, with a collection of one-person stage plays that have been produced in various cities across the United States.
These plays, which include "(Al) Jolson", "(Carole) Lombard", "(Clark) Gable", "(Spencer) Tracy", and "Orson Welles", have showcased Druxman's impressive range and versatility as a writer. Beyond his work in film and theater, Druxman has also shared his life with his loving wife, Sandra Moss, since their wedding on April 29, 2001.
