Los Angeles, sixty-three feet underground in an abandoned subway tunnel. In 2002, he directed the video for the A*Teens cover of "Can't Help Falling in Love" for the Disney feature Lilo & Stitch. Dark directed the music video for "Undercover Funk" by Snoop Dogg featuring Bootsy Collins for the film Undercover Brother. The video featured acting performances by the film's stars Eddie Griffin, who morphs into Snoop Dogg at the beginning of the video, and dancing and lip-synching performances by Neil Patrick Harris and Denise Richards. Major motion pictures Dark's first major motion picture, the horror film See No Evil, was released nationwide on May 19, 2006, for WWE Films and Lions Gate Entertainment. It was directed by Dark, written by Dan Madigan, produced by Joel Simon, and starred professional wrestler Kane. See No Evil grossed almost $19 million worldwide theatrical with a budget of $8 million The movie grossed over $45 million on DVD sales and rentals. In 2008 Dark directed the independent film Little Fish, Strange Pond, which was seen at a number of film festivals. The film starred Matthew Modine, Adam Baldwin, Callum Blue, Zach Galifianakis, Liza Weil, and Paul Adelstein and was retitled Frenemy for its December 2010 Lions Gate Entertainment DVD release. During 2009, Dark directed An Evening With Stephen Lynch, a concert film starring comedian and musician Stephen Lynch. Selected filmography As director – Film Mirror Images (1992) (as A. Gregory Hippolyte) Secret Games (1992) (as Gregory Hippolyte) Night Rhythms (1992) (as A. Gregory Hippolyte) Animal Instincts (1992) (as A. Gregory Hippolyte) Body of Influence (1993) (as Gregory Hippolyte) Sins of the Night (1993) (as Gregory Hippolyte) Secret Games 2: The Escort (1993) (as Gregory Hippolyte) Mirror Images 2 (1993) Object of Obsession (1994) (as Gregory H. Brown) Animal Instincts 2 (1994) (as Gregory Hippolyte) Secret Games 3 (1994) (as Gregory Hippolyte) Stranger by Night (1994) (as Gregory H. Brown) Animal Instincts 3 (1996) (as Gregory Hippolyte) See No Evil (2006) Little Fish, Strange Pond (2009) Awards 1996 XRCO Award – Best Director 1996 XRCO Hall of Fame inductee References External links Gregory Dark at the Music Video Database "The Devil in Greg Dark", by Tom Junod, Esquire, February 1, 2001 1957 births Alt porn American music video directors American pornographic film directors American pornographic film producers Living people Writers from Los Angeles Stanford University alumni Tisch School of the Arts alumni American conceptual