EXCLUSIVE: Winter State Entertainment has wrapped production on ‘Kitty To Cooperstown’—a new feature doc on MLB great Jim “Kitty” Kaat, who just this past Sunday was inducted into the organization’s Hall of Fame
is directing the film on the life of Kaat, which will feature interviews with former pro baseball players Ozzie Smith, Pete Rose and Tony Oliva, and sportscaster Bob Costas, among others. Hagen is also producing alongside Camille and Hamid Torabpour, William and Angela Roaf, Eric Leaman and Winter State Entertainment, with an eye toward a streamer sale later this year.
“Though Jim is so much bigger than just his time in Minnesota, it has been a dream of Camille and I, to tell stories that have connection to our home state!” said Hamid Torabpour. “[Jim’s] is the perfect story to tell.”
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