Todd Phillips (born December 20, 1970) is an American screenwriter and film director . He is best known for directing the comedy films Road Trip, Old School, and The Hangover . His first film was the feature-length documentary Hated: GG Allin and the Murder Junkies, about the life and death of punk rocker GG Allin . Phillips made the film while a junior at NYU and it went on to become one of the biggest grossing student films at the time, even getting a limited theatrical release . Phillips followed up Junkies with Frat House, a documentary about college fraternities that he produced and directed with then-partner, Andrew Gurland . Frat House premiered at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival and would win the Grand Jury Prize for documentary features . In 2009, Phillips directed and produced The Hangover which was made for a reported $35 million dollars . The film went on to become the highest grossing R-Rated Comedy of all time. Its worldwide gross currently stands at $480 million dollars. The film went on to win the Golden Globe for Best Picture (Musical or Comedy). . It also won Best Comedy at the 2009 Broadcast Film Critics Awards.. In the film Road Trip, he made an appearance as "Foot Lover on Bus." He is wearing a track suit and a curly black wig. He made a cameo near the start of Old School and is at the door asking, "I'm, uh, here for the gangbang," and is credited as "Gang Bang Guy." Again, he is wearing a track suit and the same curly black wig. Phillips also appeared briefly in The Hangover. His character, "Mr. Creepy," is dressed in a tracksuit and is wearing a black curly wig. He is seen as the elevator doors open; he appears to have been crouched in front of the girl accompanying him. .