A class trip to Russia in the mid-90s that went (very) wrong led to the stand-up spending months on set in Serbia, starring opposite Mark Hamill in a movie inspired by his life.
In the mid-’90s, Kreischer went on a Florida State class trip to Russia, and to make a long story short, the Russian mafia forced the 22-year-old college kid to rob a passenger train that included his classmates.
The Florida native somehow made it out of Russia unscathed, and after enough time had passed, he began telling the story on radio shows and podcasts until it became the focus of his viral stand-up comedy special,to Legendary Entertainment’s Cale Boyter, who boiled the indirect pitch down to “
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