Updated:
July 3, 2007

Born: Nov. 1, 1962
Hartford, CT

Married Paul: Nov.24, 1996
Divorced: 2007

Tracy began her career as an editorial consultant at the New York Times Magazine before working as a both a playwright and director in New York. She made her entry into film as a story analyst for TriStar Pictures, which was followed by a post as Vice President of Rastar Productions, where she was involved with the Emmy and Cable ACE Award-winning telefilm "Barbarians at the Gate," as well as the films "Mr. Jones" and "Lost in Yonkers."

Tracy moved on to become Senior Vice President of Channel Productions, where she oversaw the development and production of such films as "Cops and Robbersons," "Guarding Tess" and "Mary Reilly." She joined Peters Entertainment as Executive Vice President in 1994, moving into her role as President in May, 1995. As President of Peters Entertainment, she supervised a diverse slate of approximately 80 projects to be produced through the company's exclusive partnerships with Warner Bros. and Sony Pictures. In 1995, she meet with Paul to discuss his film "KAZAAM" and in a matter of weeks, Paul had the green light for its production.

On November 24, 1996, Paul and Tracy were married in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She gave birth to Zoe Anne on October 7th, 1997. After almost 11 years of marriage, Paul filed for divorce on June 25th, 2007.

Paul and Tracy at EGPAF 'Time for Heroes', June 8th, 1997