Kevin Misher (C'87) picks a (street) fight

Kevin Misher (C’87) picks a (street) fight

Kevin Misher (far left) on the set of The Interpreter.

Kevin Misher (C’87) to produce an untitled action film.

According to comingsoon.net, the film is about:

“a rough-hewn heroic tale about realizing dreams of glory, putting audiences ringside at high-stakes underground street fights. Tatum [O’Neill] will star as Sean Arthur, a young man who scrapes up a living scalping tickets in NYC. With family tragedy in his past and his father keeping him at a distance, this outsider has little to motivate him. A chance encounter with a veteran street-fighting coach leads to a whole new career for Sean. The ensuing bouts get tough, especially with the criminal element horning in, so Sean gets tougher. He will fight to win, not only the prize money but also the unexpected new relationships that are strengthening him.”

Kevin is currently in post-production on Christian Alvart’s Case 39, starring Renée Zellweger and Jodelle Ferland, for release this winter. For you comic book fans out there, I also see on his IMDB profile that he’ll be producing “Sub-Mariner”. His earlier producing credits include The Interpreter and The Rundown.

When I first moved to LA around 1996, Kevin was part of a bunch of successful Penn alumni at Universal Studios including Stacey Snider (C’82) (former Chairman of Universal Pictures, now CEO/co-chair of Dreamworks), Ali Brecker Shearmur (C’89) (former Exec VP of Universal, now producing deal at Paramount) and Marc Platt (C’79) (Executive Producer). It’s great to see that they’ve all gone on to great success. Stay tuned on DuelingTampons.com for future posts about what all of these alumni are up to!