Scott Kroopf Biography

Fast Facts

• His film "Limitless" grossed more than $18 million in its opening weekend, ranking No․ 1 in the box office
• Founded Radar Pictures with Ted Field, at which he was the President and COO and assembled over 25 projects
• He and Leslie Dixon approached director Neil Burger to direct the film "Limitless," which at the time was titled "The Dark Fields․"
• He became the President of the Motion Picture Group at Intermedia, at which he oversees film development of large slate films
• Produced feature film such as "Jumanji," "The Last Samurai," and "Runaway Bride․"
• Was involved in the development and production of "Stand By Me" with Embassy Pictures, at which he was an Executive in Charge of Production