Dr. Robert Goldman of Chicago, World Chairman Of International Medical Commission, Now Executive Producer Of "The Martial Arts Kid"

April 27, 2014 (Press-News.org) Dr. Robert Goldman of Chicago, World Chairman Of International Medical Commission, Now Executive Producer Of "The Martial Arts Kid". The film is co-headlined by two martial arts legends - and you can't get a more natural or bankable pair for a Kickstarter than these two icons.

Cynthia "Lady Dragon" Rothrock ("China O'Brien") and Don "The Dragon" Wilson ("Bloodfist") are teaming up as the co-headliners the film, which is scheduled to hit theaters in 2015.
Having received a tremendous amount of recognition in recent years for his pioneering anti-aging work and co-founding the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M), and the International Sports Hall of Fame (www.SportsHOF.org), it seems only natural that he is now a major part of a movie in which the two major stars seem ageless.

"'The Martial Arts Kid' is a must-see action movie that should be on everyone's list for 2015", said Dr. Goldman on assuming his new position. "World Champions Don 'The Dragon' Wilson, Cynthia Rothrock - and young star Nassim Faras Lahrizi - will explode on the big screen in this epic in the making."

Rothrock and Wilson, who have starred in over 75 action/martial-arts films combined, will play the aunt and uncle of a troubled teen who moves to a beach town in Florida after the death of his mother. They both teach him martial arts as a way to heal and to protect those he cares about and himself.

The teen has not yet been cast, but other major roles that have include TJ Storm ("Black Cobra") as the opposing instructor to the "Kid" and Matthew Ziff ("Six Gun Savior") as the bully and tormentor of the "Kid".

In addition to his position with and work for A4M, Dr. Goldman's Anti-Aging Academy -founded 22 years ago- claims 26,000 members in 120+ countries and runs a website (www.worldhealth.net), worldwide conventions and medical education programs that award Board Certifications and Fellowship training in Anti-Aging Regenerative Medicine, as well as co-ventured Masters Degree programs at Medical Schools in the USA and overseas.

Dr. Goldman has also spearheaded the development of numerous international medical organizations and corporations and taught at many national and international universities and centers, holding Visiting Professorships around the globe. In addition, he is a Fellow of the American Academy of Sports Physicians and a Board Diplomat in Sports Medicine and Board Certified in Anti-Aging Medicine.

Dr. Goldman is also Chairman of the International Medical Commission, overseeing sports medicine committees in more than 184 nations. Dr. Goldman visits an average of 20 countries annually to promote sports medicine programs.

Even with those lofty and impressive credentials and accomplishments, Dr. Goldman is extremely excited to be Executive Producer on "The Martial Arts Kid, being a former world champion strength athlete with over 20 world records and listings in the Guinness Book of World Records. "I think this could spawn a new series of 'feel good' martial arts action flicks", says Dr. Goldman."It's an honor to be involved with such a worthy project, with such world class champions and legends."

"The International Sports Hall of Fame is a 501(c) Non Profit foundation established to honor the world's greatest athlete legends in all sports. This is a global organization that believes recognition of these remarkable sports people should endure and be recognized long after their careers have ended. Just as important is what Hall of Fame candidates do later in life, in giving back to others and society, with charity work, and mentoring young people.

The induction ceremonies are held annually every March at the Arnold Schwarzenegger Sports Festival, which is the world's largest annual sports weekend, hosting 150,000 attendees and over 18,000 competing athletes. "