Doug Kenney

Doug Kenney was an influential American comedy writer and producer, best known for co-founding the National Lampoon magazine and creating the film "Animal House," which became a cultural phenomenon. He was a key figure in shaping modern comedic storytelling, blending satire with relatable humor. Kenney also co-wrote and produced "Caddyshack," another classic comedy. Despite his success, he battled personal struggles and tragically passed away in 1980 under mysterious circumstances. His work has left a lasting impact on comedy, influencing countless comedians and filmmakers in the years since.