Alex Kurtzman

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1. 1973 age 0

   Born

2. 2005 age 32

   CreditThe Islandscreenwriter

   CreditThe Legend of Zorroscreenwriter

3. 2006 age 33

   CreditMission: Impossible IIIscreenwriter

4. 2007 age 34

   CreditTransformersscreenwriter

5. 2008 age 35

   CreditEagle Eyeproducer

6. 2009 age 36

   CreditStar Trekexecutive producer

   CreditStar Trekscreenwriter

   CreditThe Proposalexecutive producer

   CreditThe Proposalproducer

   CreditTransformers: Revenge of the Fallenscreenwriter

7. 2011 age 38

   CreditCowboys & Aliensproducer

   CreditCowboys & Aliensscreenwriter

8. 2013 age 40

   CreditEnder's Gameproducer

   CreditNow You See Meproducer

   CreditStar Trek Into Darknessproducer

   CreditStar Trek Into Darknessscreenwriter

9. 2014 age 41

   CreditThe Amazing Spider-Man 2executive producer

   CreditThe Amazing Spider-Man 2screenwriter

10. 2016 age 43

    CreditNow You See Me 2producer

11. 2017 age 44

    CreditThe Mummydirector

    CreditThe Mummyproducer

12. 2020 age 47

    CreditStar Trek: Discovery, season 3screenwriter

13. 2025 age 52

    CreditNow You See Me: Now You Don'tproducer

• RORoberto Orci17 titles
• BTBrian Tyler6 titles
• SSSteven Spielberg5 titles
• SMSonequa Martin-Green5 titles
• DJDoug Jones5 titles
• JFJonathan Frakes5 titles
• MWMary Wiseman5 titles
• GMGlenn Morshower4 titles
• AGAkiva Goldsman4 titles
• SJSteve Jablonsky4 titles

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  Photo:Luis OcheaCC BY-SA 4.0

• The thing that I loved so much about the monsters is that the assumption is that they're broken and that fixing them no longer makes them a monster so they have to stay that way. And if you want to write something sort of complicated that's about kind of the nature of us all having a monster inside of us, I mean, I think that's why the monsters have endured. They're all weird reflections of aspects of our personalities. I can't really think of anything I'd rather be doing than that.

  Alex Kurtzman, CC BY-SA 4.0

• I think, about a lot of these monsters is that there are these very central, basic, human emotions that you can talk about when you talk about these monsters. You can talk about Dracula’s longing for love, you can talk about the Mummy’s longing for love. So as messed up as they may be in terms of their behavior, and they are monsters, there always has to be a rooting and an understandable idea behind why they are who they are.

  Alex Kurtzman, CC BY-SA 4.0