Kristoffer Tabori's most recent films include 20th Century Fox's "MAKING IT" and Disney's "TWIST OF FATE," in which he has starring roles. On television he starred in the NBC series "CHICAGO STORY" and has guested and starred frequently on episodic television, mini-series and movies of the week including "THE TWILIGHT ZONE," "MURDER SHE WROTE," "MATLOCK," and "QUANTUM LEAP." Tabori has directed such series as "LAW AND ORDER," "BROOKLYN BRIDGE," "JACK'S PLACE" and "PICKET FENCES." He won an Emmy for his direction in 1991 of "THE PERFECT DATE" for ABC television. He also has extensive directing credits in the theatre including, most recently, "ROMEO AND JULIET" at the John Anson Ford Theatre, (for which he won his 10th Dramalogue award,) and the highly acclaimed production of Alan Bennett's farce "HABEAS CORPUS" for the Matrix Theatre Company. His mother is Viveca Lindfors and his father was the late film director Don Siegel.