Pat Hartley
Pat Harley | |
|---|---|
| Occupation(s) | Film director, producer, actress |
| Spouse | Dick Fontaine |
| Children | Smokey Fontaine |
Pat Hartley is a Hungarian-American actress, film director and producer. She was the featured in the Andy Warhol films Screen Test, My Hustler and Prison at Warhol's The Factory in the 1960s. Hartley also appeared in the films Rainbow Bridge with Jimi Hendrix and Absolute Beginners.
She was married to filmmaker Dick Fontaine and together in New York they founded Grapevine Pictures, a film production company, in the 1980s and produced such films as the documentaries I Heard it Through the Grapevine featuring writer James Baldwin about his time in the American South during the civil rights era and Art Blakey: The Jazz Messenger.
Hartley and Fontaine are the parents of music critic Smokey Fontaine.
Hartley has also co-directed, choreographed and written music videos for such musical artists as Johnny Rotten and Afrika Bambaataa as well as Keith LeBlanc.