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and murderers and rapists and they
virtually disinherited him. So there-
fore he does not pass judgment on
what Mike wants to do. I like that,
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himself — and to Mike — makes
him unusual."
"That [Petrovsky] became a crimi-
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co-screenwriter David Levien, "but
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"Whether Mike's listening at that
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in their teens on a youth group tour
of Western national parks.
"We're like brothers, really,"
explained Levien, "each other's closest
friends, best men at weddings, the
whole thing."
That closeness, apparent in the way
the pair often finish each other's sen-
tences, turned out to be a good foun-
dation for a creative collaboration.
Each had worked in the entertainment
industry shepherding other people's
work, and felt the time was right to
work exclusively on their own material.
After graduating from the Universi-
ty of Michigan, where his fiction
appeared in the literary journal,
Levien moved to Los Angeles, where
he worked for various agencies and
production companies as a story edi-
tor.
"At the same time, I was pursuing
my own writing," Levien said, "and it
became more difficult to come home
after working on other people's mater-
ial all day and bring anything to

mine."

So he quit and did the "cliched"
bohemian writer thing and moved to
Paris. From there, he got an opportu-
nity to head to Argentina and train
horses. The job turned out to be "a
much tougher experience than the
movie business."
Levien headed to
New York City
next, where Kop-
pelman, a Tufts
alumnus, had.been
working as a record
executive for vari-
ous labels. "I had a
lot of success in the
record business,
and I love music,
but I hated being
an executive and
being able to hold
sway over artists'
careers," said Kop-
pelman, who execu-
tive-produced Tracy
Chapman's first
album.
Koppelman even
went to Fordham
Law School at
night while work-
ing days as "part of
a search for what I
wanted to do." He
got his law degree,
but never took the
bar, and, like
Levien, spent his
Matt Damon: Headed down a slippery slope as law stu-
free time writing.
dent/"rounder" Mike McDermott.