Eve Newman

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Eve Newman (born July 24, 1915 in California , † October 10, 2003 in Los Angeles , California) was an American film editor .

Life

Newman began her career as a music editor in the early 1950s. By 1963 she was involved in more than 30 productions in this capacity. From 1964 she worked as a film editor. Her last production, Homeland - Violence in the Underground , dates back to 1987.

For the film Wild in the Streets , she and her colleague Fred R. Feitshans junior were nominated for an Oscar in the category Best Editing in 1969. She received a second nomination in 1977 for her work on Two Minutes of Warning . Here she worked with Walter Hannemann .

She died as a result of complications from cancer.

Filmography (selection)

  • 1964: Muscle Beach Party
  • 1964: Pajama Party (Pajama Party)
  • 1965: Surf Beach Party (Beach Blanket Bingo)
  • 1966: Tomorrow the devil will get you (Fireball 500)
  • 1967: Wild in the Streets
  • 1970: Bloody Mama
  • 1973: Little Cigars
  • 1974: Released for Adoption (The Stranger Who Looks Like Me)
  • 1975: The Other Side of the Mountain
  • 1976: Two-Minute Warning (two-minute warning)
  • 1978: Forecourt to Paradise (Paradise Alley)
  • 1984: A strong number (No Small Affair)
  • 1987: Into the Homeland

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personal data
SURNAME Newman, Eve
BRIEF DESCRIPTION American film editor
DATE OF BIRTH July 24, 1915
PLACE OF BIRTH California , USA
DATE OF DEATH October 10, 2003
Place of death Los Angeles , California , USA