Les Mayfield
Les Mayfield (born in Albuquerque, New Mexico) is an American film director and producer. As of 2022, the 2007 comedy "" remains his last directorial effort. Career. Shortly after graduating the USC School of Cinematic Arts, Les Mayfield formed the ZM Productions with the schoolmate George Zaloom. Until its closure in 1998, the company had produced films and television programs such as "", "The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes", and "The Cape" in 16 years. Mayfield made his feature-film debut in 1992 with the comedy "Encino Man" starring Pauly Shore and Brendan Fraser. It was followed by "Miracle on 34th  Street", starring Richard Attenborough, in 1994, and "Flubber", starring Robin Williams, in 1997. He directed the Martin Lawrence comedy "Blue Streak" in 1999. In the 2000s, Mayfield directed the Western "American Outlaws" starring Colin Farrell, and the comedies "The Man", starring Samuel L. Jackson and Eugene Levy, in 2005 and "" in 2007.