Roger SpottiswoodeNationality:
English Birthdate:
01/05/1945 Birthplace:
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biography
The son of film theoretician Raymond Spottiswoode, British-born Roger Spottiswoode served as an editing trainee on "Georgy Girl" (1996), then worked as an editor of documentaries and TV commercials prior to cutting three Sam Peckinpah films, "Straw Dogs" (1971), The Getaway" (1972) and "Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid" (1973). He also edited Karel Reisz's "The Gambler" (1974) and Walter Hill's "Hard Times" (1975) and would reteam with each again, associate producing Reisz's "Who'll Stop the Rain" (1977) and co-scripting (with Hill and Larry Gross) Hill's blockbuster Eddie Murphy-Nick Nolte hit
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Year
Milestone
1966
Worked as editing trainee on film "Georgy Girl" which led to career as editor of TV commercials and documentaries
1971
First film as editor, "Straw Dogs"; would also edit Sam Peckinpah's "The Getaway" (1972) and "Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid" (1973)
1974
First association with director Karel Reisz as editor of "The Gambler"
1975
Edited Walter Hill's "Hard Times"
1977
Left editing to serve as asociate producer and second unit director on Reisz's "Who'll Stop the Rain"; first association with actor Richard Masur
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