Rachael Horovitz is an American film producer. Horovitz is the daughter of playwright Israel Horovitz and the late painter Doris Keefe, and the sister of the musician Adam Horovitz. Horovitz joined New Line Cinema as Vice President of Fine Line Features where she developed Wes Anderson and Owen Wilson’s Rushmore screenplay and acquired dozens of films including works by Woody Allen, Bernardo Bertolucci and Michel Gondry. Horovitz formed Specialty Films in 2003. Her productions include HBO’s Grey Gardens for which she received an Emmy, a Golden Globe, Best Film from the Broadcast and Television Critics Awards and the 2010 David Wolper Producer of the Year Award from the Producers Guild.
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