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Kevin Smith

Actor, Writer, Director Date of birth 2nd August 1970
Place of birth Red Bank, New Jersey, USA
Year of debut 1994
First feature film Clerks
Biography

Kevin Smith grew up in New Jersey. After high school, he briefly studied creative writing at The New School For Social Research. He went to Vancouver Film School but left after only four months. While working in a shop, he wrote the screenplay for his breakthrough movie Clerks. He has built up a reputation as a writer and director filmmaker with movies from Chasing Amy to Jay And Silent Bob Fight Back. In 2010 he directed the first movie that he did not write, Cop Out.

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Kevin Smith's films

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  • Packshot for the film Die Hard 4.0
    Die Hard 4.0
    £2.5015 Certificate 2007 124 Mins

    New York cop John McClane (Bruce Willis) takes on a brilliant cyber-terrorist. With Justin Long. Frequent action violence and one use of very strong language.

  • Packshot for the film Red State
    Red State
    £2.4918 Certificate 2011 84 Mins

    A group of teens who are looking for sex are lured into a trap by a sinister religious cult. With John Goodman. Strong language, violence and sex references.

  • Packshot for the film Cop Out
    Cop Out
    £2.4915 Certificate 2010 103 Mins

    Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan star as reckless cops trying to track down a vintage baseball card. Contains strong language and sex references and infrequent strong violence.

  • Packshot for the film Catch And Release
    Catch And Release
    £2.4912 Certificate 2007 107 Mins

    Jennifer Garner falls for her deceased fiance's best friend. Co starring Timothy Olyphant and Kevin Smith. Contains moderate sex references, one mild drug reference.

Did you know?

  • In 1994, Kevin Smith won the Mercedes-Benz award and the Award Of The Youth (Foreign Film) at Cannes Film Festival.
  • He never smoked until his role in Clerks.
  • He has written several comic book series including Clerks and Chasing Dogma. He also wrote eight episodes of the Marvel comic book Daredevil.
  • From 1998 to 2006, he organised a yearly movie festival for his fans called Vulgarthon.
  • He has a street named after him in Paulsboro in New Jersey where he filmed Jersey Girl.

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