Kevin Wade, a celebrated American screenwriter and television producer, made his entry into this world on March 9, 1954, in the charming town of Chappaqua, New York.
He went on to further his academic pursuits at Connecticut College, where he meticulously laid the groundwork for his future accomplishments, meticulously building a strong foundation that would serve him well in his future endeavors.
Wade's artistic pursuits reached new heights in the year 1981, as he embarked on a groundbreaking venture, bringing his original play, Key Exchange, to life in an off-Broadway production. This significant milestone signified the inception of an illustrious career in the realm of screenwriting and television production, marked by a plethora of creative endeavors that would leave a lasting impact on the industry.
It was a remarkable milestone that marked the passage of seven years since Wade's cinematic journey began, and it was during this time that he ultimately secured his first official screen credit, a testament to his unwavering dedication and perseverance, for the culturally significant and enduring film, Working Girl.
Wade's remarkable journey as a screenwriter has been marked by an extraordinary array of cinematic endeavors, with credits extending to an eclectic mix of films that showcase his remarkable adaptability and artistic prowess.
• True Colors, a poignant and thought-provoking drama that delves into the complexities of human relationships
• Mr. Baseball, an entertaining and lighthearted comedy that whisks audiences away to the world of professional sports
• Junior, a heartwarming and humorous tale of unexpected friendship and growth
• Meet Joe Black, a captivating and quirky exploration of mortality, identity, and the human condition
• Maid in Manhattan, a charming and romantic comedy that combines wit, charm, and a dash of whimsy
Notably, Wade's creative endeavors extended beyond the realm of filmmaking, as he took on the challenging role of creator and executive producer for the short-lived yet intriguing ABC drama series, Cashmere Mafia. Furthermore, he demonstrated his versatility as a writer by authoring the seven episodes that ultimately made it to air, only to be cut short by the unfortunate cancellation of the show.
Wade's personal life has been characterized by a significant and notable marriage to Polly Draper, which commenced in 1983 and persisted for a period of seven years before ultimately coming to a close with a divorce in 1990.
