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Murderer He Wrote

Skip Woods, the writer of Swordfish will adapt the vidgame Hitman to the silver screen. Vin Diesel will star as the stay-at-home dad who learns to love again from the antics of his youngest child — but not in this movie because he’s the hitman.

Variety has the scoop
of course:

Studio picked up the Eidos vidgame franchise in June from producers Chuck GordonChuck Gordon and Adrian Askarieh. Diesel will exec produce and Daniel Alter will serve in a producing capacity.

The story centers on an international assassin, known as Agent 47, who works for a mysterious org dubbed the Agency.

Woods, who is getting mid-six figures for the adaptation, wrote and directed indie pic "Thursday""Thursday" and worked on remake "Logan's Run" at Warner Bros.

It’s raining vidgame movies. Oh, when will they learn?

Oct 21, 2005 at 03:10 PM by Austin Modine in Games | Permalink

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