US EditionOnce a cage fighter, Keith (The Dean of Mean) Jardine transitions to movie director
- Keith Jardine, known as The Dean of Mean, is transitioning from cage fighting to movie directing.
- Jardine's first feature film is described as 'Groundhog Day' featuring a serial killer, which he finds intriguing.
- He stated, 'What if the protagonist is a serial killer? That's super-interesting.'
- Jardine founded Broken Ear Productions, referencing his MMA career.
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Once a cage fighter, Keith (The Dean of Mean) Jardine transitions to movie director
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Keith 'The Dean of Mean' Jardine transitions from cage fighter to film director
Keith (The Dean of Mean) Jardine wore many hats before making his name as a mixed martial arts fighter in the UFC, where he registered wins over future Hall of Famers Chuck (The Iceman) Liddell and Forrest Griffin. The former wildland firefighter, miner and bounty hunter has since found a new career, progressing from acting to writing and directing his first feature film. “Kill Me Again,” starring Canadian Brendan Fehr, opens Friday and is avai…
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