


“Happy Days,” 1974-1984
Marshall was the show creator and sometime writer.

“Laverne & Shirley,” 1976-1983 (co-starring Marshall’s sister Penny, far left)
Marshall was the show creator.

Marshall was the show creator for “Mork & Mindy,” 1978-1982

He directed “Beaches,” 1988

“Pretty Woman,” 1990, directed by Marshall

Marshall, who also acted, played a network boss in the 1991 romantic comedy “Soapdish.”

Marshall directed Julia Roberts and Richard Gere again in “Runaway Bride,” 1999

“The Princess Diaries,” 2001, directed by Marshall

“Mother’s Day,” which came out April 29 and again starred Julia Roberts, marks Marshall’s final film. Roberts also appeared in the director’s 2010 ensemble rom-com “Valentine’s Day.”