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    Why are so many people, whose influence on a movie could be minimal, included in the credits?

    Question #129277. Asked by Upstart3. (Feb 01 13 6:04 AM)


    zippolover

    		It is usually a contractual obligation and also to ward off any future demands because of the so called originator's perception.

    Since Andy Wahol http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_Warhol promised us all our own fifteen minutes of fame, many pursue it relentlessly.

    Feb 01 13, 6:24 AM

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