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Kevin Feige - Biography, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Filmography
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Born June 2, 1973, Boston, Massachusetts, USA is an American film producer and actor.
According to Feige himself, from childhood he wanted to work exclusively in the film business. He was greatly influenced in this by his grandfather, Robert Short, who produced soap operas like Guiding Light. In the 90s, Feige studied at the University of Southern California, under the guidance of Lauren Shuler Donner. After graduation, Donner hired Feige as an assistant. In this position, he participated in the creation of the film "You have a letter". In particular, Feige's duties included teaching the performer of the main role Meg Ryan to work with e-mail. In 2000, Donner, who was one of the producers of X-Men, promoted Feige to be one of the producers. She based her decision on Feige's extraordinary knowledge of comics, which was very useful in making the film. Thanks to, that the film paid off at the box office, grossing nearly $ 300 million on a budget of $ 75 million, Feige earned the trust of Avi Arad, then head of Marvel Studios and also another producer of X-Men. Having produced several successful big-budget blockbusters, Feige has rapidly moved up the career ladder, taking over as head of Marvel Studios in 2007 after Avi Arad's retirement in 2006. in 2007, taking over as head of Marvel Studios following the departure of Avi Arad from that post in 2006. in 2007, taking over as head of Marvel Studios following Avi Arad's retirement in 2006.
Brooke Barnes of The New York Times stressed Feige's careful balance between conservatism and risk.
Feige is compared to Stan Lee, saying that in the 60s, Lee was able to combine extremely interesting characters into a single universe, and in the 2000s, Feige was able to do the same with the film adaptations of these comics, combining several franchises into the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
