THE BOURNE LEGACY – Production Notes - I Watch Mike

Adventures of Tintin, a big-screen adaptation of the
classic comic series by Hergé, which follows the 20th-
century exploits of the eponymous hero.
Marshall recently directed Right To Play, a
documentary for ESPN Films’30 for 30 series. The film
follows the story of Norwegian speed skater Johann
Olav Koss as he brings sports to hundreds of thousands
of children in war-torn and poverty-stricken areas across
the globe. In the summer of 2009, Marshall traveled
with Koss to Uganda to see (and film) firsthand Right
To Play programs in action. The documentary aired on
CBS in June 2012 and received the audience award at
the 2012 Mountainfilm in Telluride Festival.
A Los Angeles native and son of composer Jack
Marshall, Frank Marshall ran cross-country and track
as a student at UCLA and was a three-year varsity
letterman in soccer. Combining their love for music
and sports, Marshall and America’s premier miler Steve
Scott founded the Rock ’n’ Roll Marathon Series, which
debuted in 1998 in San Diego as the largest first-time
marathon in history. For more than a decade, Marshall
was a vice president and member of the United States
Olympic Committee. In 2005, he was awarded the
Olympic Shield, and in 2008, he was inducted into
the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame for his service to the
Olympic movement. He serves on the board of Athletes
for Hope, the USA Track & Field Foundation, USA
Gymnastics and L.A.’s Promise, and he is an executive
board member of UCLA School of Theater, Film and
Television and The Archer School for Girls. He is
a recipient of the acclaimed American Academy of
Achievement Award, the UCLA Alumni Association’s
Professional Achievement Award and the California
Mentor Initiative Leadership Award. Marshall and
Kennedy are both recipients of the 2008 Producers
Guild of America’s David O. Selznick Achievement
Award in Theatrical Motion Pictures, as well as the
2009 Visual Effects Society’s Lifetime Achievement
Award. The duo was also honored in 2009 with ICG
Publicists Motion Picture Showmanship Award.
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PATRICK CROWLEY (Produced by/Unit
Production Manager) is a veteran motion picture
producer with worldwide experience. He has pro duced
the box-office hits Eight Below, The Bourne Identity,
The Bourne Supremacy, The Bourne Ultimatum,
Eagle Eye and The Other Guys. He was an executive
producer on Sleepless in Seattle, Legends of the Fall
and Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle. From 1994 to
2000, he was executive vice president of production
at New Regency Productions. He supervised the
production of L.A. Confidential, Fight Club, Heat,
The Devil’s Advocate, Tin Cup and many others.
JEFFREY M. WEINER (Produced by) is the
chairman/CEO of Captivate Entertainment, which he
formed with Ben Smith in 2009. Weiner served as an
executive producer of the Universal Pictures films The
Bourne Supremacy and The Bourne Ultimatum, which
starred Matt Damon and were released in July 2004
and August 2007, respectively. He was also executive
producer of Covert One: The Hades Factor, a miniseries
that aired on CBS Television in April 2006.
In addition to founding Captivate Entertainment,
Weiner is managing partner of the international
accounting firm Marcum LLP and is a nationally
recognized expert on personal business management
for the entertainment industry. Under his progressive
leadership, the firm has expanded from a one-office
firm of 20 employees to a 23-office firm that now ranks
in the top 15 in the United States.
As a producer and president of Captivate Entertainment,
BEN SMITH (Produced by) is instrumental
in every aspect of the day-to-day operations of the
filmmaking process, from the acquisition and creative
development of distinguished material to bringing each
project to light.
Prior to forming Captivate Entertainment with
Jeffrey M. Weiner, Smith was a veteran literary agent at
ICM, where he was known for shepherding, as well as