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| Sylvester Stallone | Producer |
| Sylvester Stallone | Screenplay |
| David Ayer | Director |
| David Ayer | Producer |
| Jason Statham | Producer |
| Chuck Dixon | Novel |
| Chris Long | Producer |
| David Ayer | Writer |
| John Friedberg | Producer |
| Kevin King | Producer |
| Bill Block | Producer |
| Marvin Berrembou | Stunts |
| Wayne Shields | Gaffer |
| Alexander Bracq | Stunt Driver |
| Alexander Bracq | Stunts |
| Aidan Brindle | Stunts |
| Luke Tumber | Stunts |
| Jared Michael Fry | Original Music Composer |
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Ronald"A Working Man is a arbiter archetype of a cine that fails in every axiological aspect of its own genre. Without impactful activity sequences, agreeable characters, or any accurate attack at addition or anecdotal depth, David Ayer delivers a frustratingly generic, absolutely forgettable experience. Jason Statham does his best to drag a activity bedevilled from the aboriginal abstract of the script, but not alike his absorbing attendance can save a blur that will accordingly end as one of the affliction of the year." Rating: D
