Myron Kerstein Says Finishing ‘Wicked For Good’ Still “Has A Long Way To Go”
We’re going to guess if you told Myron Kerstein a decade ago he was going to be known for editing three of the foremost movie musicals this century he probably wouldn’t have believed you. After starting in the indie world with dramas such as 1999’s “Black and White” or Sundance breakouts “Raising Victor Vargas” and “Garden State,” Kerstein has edited hit comedies such as “The Dukes of Hazzard,” “Little Fockers,” and “Crazy Rich Asians.” The latter movie introduced him to director Jon M. Continue reading Myron Kerstein Says Finishing ‘Wicked For Good’ Still “Has A Long Way To Go” at The Playlist.
We’re going to guess if you told Myron Kerstein a decade ago he was going to be known for editing three of the foremost movie musicals this century he probably wouldn’t have believed you. After starting in the indie world with dramas such as 1999’s “Black and White” or Sundance breakouts “Raising Victor Vargas” and “Garden State,” Kerstein has edited hit comedies such as “The Dukes of Hazzard,” “Little Fockers,” and “Crazy Rich Asians.” The latter movie introduced him to director Jon M.
