Alcon Entertainment Co-Presidents ANDREW A. KOSOVE and BRODERICK JOHNSON (Producers) draw from common professional goals and a shared alma mater, Princeton University, where they were classmates beginning in 1989. Kosove graduated magna cum laude with a joint degree in politics and economics. Johnson, who earned his degree in economics, later worked as a quantitative analyst for Salomon Brothers in New York. After working together in various capacities in the motion picture industry, Kosove and Johnson founded Alcon Entertainment in January, 1997 with financial backing from a private investor. Alcon Entertainment, which is named after the ally of Hercules (a mythological archer who never missed his target), is primarily dedicated to financing the development, packaging and production of feature films which are distributed through major studios. Since its inception, Alcon Entertainment has produced two features for Warner Bros.: the 1999 comedy "Lost & Found," starring David Spade and Sophie Marceau, and "My Dog Skip."