Kevin Reynolds

Okay, well, here we go.

Directed by Kevin Reynolds, who was the director of Prince of Thieves and a writer on Red Dawn.

Produced by Kevin Costner, John Davis, and Lawrence Gordon and Charles Gordon.

And written by Peter Rader and David Twohy, who is, we've talked about him before with Pitch Black.

So Dr. Perlmutter, I am going to, uh... set up the film a little bit, and then I will ask you what your thoughts are.

So the film is directed by Kevin Reynolds on a script by Peter Rader and David Tuohy.

It's produced by Kevin Costner, which is important because Kevin Costner is the lead in the film as the Mariner.

It also stars one of my favorite actors of all time, Dennis Hopper.

Some people's careers can evade being blackballed from the industry.

Kevin Costner obviously didn't take too much of a hit.

Kevin Reynolds, the director, didn't take too much of a hit.

But to go back to the Josh Trank of it all, Josh Trank hasn't worked in Hollywood since that Fantastic Four movie came out.

So the summer of '89 came and went, and they still didn't have a director.

Ridley considered Chris Mangus, Kevin Reynolds, Waterworld, Tim Hunter, but none of them felt like they could capture the humor.

He also talked to Jonathan Kaplan, who had just done The Accused.

He said no because he didn't wanna be typecast as a director who covers sexual assaults.