Kevin Page: American Character
Kevin Page...American Character.
Kevin Page is a 25 year veteran of the film, television, VO and commercial industries.
Some of his career highlights include:
His recurring character on "Seinfeld" as NBC executive, Stu Chermack, who invites Jerry to pitch his "show about nothing" was based on real-life NBC exec Rick Ludwin.
Mr. Page Played over 20 different classic roles opposite the dog, "Wishbone," as a star on the long-running PBS series of the same name.
His death scene in the classic film, ROBOCOP (1987), as the ill-fated young executive, Mr. Kinney, repeatedly got the film an "X" rating from the MMPA ratings board before director Paul Verhoeven agreed to cut 4 1/2 seconds out for the U. S. theatrical release (much of which was Page being shot by rogue robot ED-209). This footage was subsequently restored in a later "Director's Cut" of the film.
He appeared in two back-to-back films with friend and mentor, Billy Bob Thornton: "The Alamo" (2004) starring Billy Bob Thornton and "Friday Night Lights" (2004) also starring Billy Bob Thornton.
In addition to being an actor, Mr. Page is a writer, director and producer of more than a dozen internationally distributed documentary films.
(See full resume here.)
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