Petur Hliddal

Petur Hliddal (* 1945 ) is a sound engineer .

Life

Hliddal began his television career in 1972. His feature film debut was Arthur Barron's drama Jeremy the following year . As a result, he was involved in numerous film and television films as well as some documentaries . From 1985 onwards, he worked extensively on Tim Burton films , including Edward Scissorhands , Batman's Return, and Batman Forever . For the latter film, he was nominated for an Oscar in the category Best Sound in 1996. For his work on Martin Scorsese's film biography Aviator , he was nominated for the second time for an Oscar and for the first time for the BAFTA Film Award in the category Best Sound in 2005. He received the Daytime Emmy in 1986 for his work on television ; In 2011 he was also nominated for a Primetime Emmy.

1981: Honey, you shine so much! (Modern Problems)
1988: The Seventh Sign (The Seventh Sign)
1990: Edward Scissorhands (Edward Scissorhands)
1992: Batman Returns (Batman Returns)
1995: Batman Forever
1996: The Jury (A Time to Kill)
1997: Batman & Robin
1999: God's Work & Devil's Contribution (The Cider House Rules)
2002: Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood (Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood)
2004: Aviator (The Aviator)
2005: Syriana
2007: Charlie Wilson's War (Charlie Wilson's War)
2010: Shutter Island
2014: The Return of the First Avenger (Captain America: The Winter Soldier)
2016: The First Avenger: Civil War (Captain America: Civil War)