In May 2025, Kathy Kelly made an exciting announcement about her venture into filmmaking, marking a significant milestone in her career as a WWE interviewer and media personality. Now, more details have come to light about her entry into acting.
According to reports from Deadline, Kelly has joined the cast of the action-comedy movie “Karate Ghost.” The film, currently being shot in Toronto, features actors Tim Rozon, Colton Gobo, Jim Versi, and Bobby Lee. It is directed by James Mark, who has previously worked on projects like “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World” and the TV series “Twisted Metal,” which stars AEW’s Samoa Joe.
“Karate Ghost” is set in a quirky town filled with unusual fighting styles and follows a lonely teenager who forms a bond with the ghost of his late father’s favorite action hero. The story blends supernatural elements with themes of self-discovery and redemption.
While Kathy Kelly’s specific role in the film remains undisclosed, this marks a major step forward for her career beyond the wrestling world. Stay tuned to SESCOOPS for the latest updates on wrestlers making waves in acting.
Fan Take: This news is especially exciting for WWE fans because it showcases the expanding talents of their favorite personalities beyond the ring, potentially opening doors for more crossover opportunities between wrestling and entertainment. Kelly’s move into acting could help elevate the visibility of WWE stars in mainstream media, benefiting both the sport and its performers.
