Kurt Wimmer
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Kurt Wimmer
Kurt Wimmer is an American screenwriter and film director.
Wimmer attended the University of South Florida and graduated with a BFA degree in Art History. He then moved to Los Angeles where he worked for 12 years as a screenwriter before making his 2002 film, Equilibrium. Although he is credited as the director of the 1995 film One Tough Bastard (aka One Man's Justice) he was actually fired half way though the filming and did not complete it.[1] In numerous interviews he cites Equilibrium as his directorial debut and first film.
[edit] Credits
- Ultraviolet (2006) (writer/director)
- The Recruit (2003) (writer)
- Equilibrium (2002) (writer/director)
- The Thomas Crown Affair (1999) (writer)
- Sphere (1998) (adaptation)
- One Tough Bastard (1995) (director)
[edit] External links
- Kurt Wimmer at the Internet Movie Database
- 10 Questions with Kurt Wimmer
- Kurt Wimmer at 2005 UFA Conference
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| Director: Kurt Wimmer |
| 2002: Equilibrium |
| 2006: UltraViolet |
| Characters: John Preston | Violet Song jat Shariff |
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