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Hitman: Agent 47 really complicates the picture. 7 people involved in making it were involved in other films already on the diagram, but they were involved in 9 films (actually only 6 films but 9 different links). This means this week's diagram is messy.
( giant and messy network diagram under the cut )
The links are:
Skip Woods, who wrote and produced Hitman: Agent 47 also wrote the A-Team film and Wolverine: Origins so he has previous in poor writing for invulnerable characters.
Jürgen Prochnow who appears in a blink and you'll miss him at the start was also in Judge Dredd.
Alex Young who produced this also produced the A-Team film.
Marco Beltrami was also the composer for "I Robot" and the Fantastic 4 reboot.
Nicolas de Toth was also the editor for Wolverine: Origins.
Meanwhile, in the stunts section, Jonathan Eusebio also worked on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and the Expendables while Jon Valera worked on the Expendables.
Next time I think I'll use a smaller font.
( giant and messy network diagram under the cut )
The links are:
Skip Woods, who wrote and produced Hitman: Agent 47 also wrote the A-Team film and Wolverine: Origins so he has previous in poor writing for invulnerable characters.
Jürgen Prochnow who appears in a blink and you'll miss him at the start was also in Judge Dredd.
Alex Young who produced this also produced the A-Team film.
Marco Beltrami was also the composer for "I Robot" and the Fantastic 4 reboot.
Nicolas de Toth was also the editor for Wolverine: Origins.
Meanwhile, in the stunts section, Jonathan Eusebio also worked on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and the Expendables while Jon Valera worked on the Expendables.
Next time I think I'll use a smaller font.
