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Anne V. Coates ACE (1925-2018) Editor Anne V. Coates ACE (1925-2018) Editor AWARDS: OUT OF SIGHT - Nominated, Oscar Best Film Editing. Nominated, ACE Eddie for Best Edited Feature Film IN THE LINE OF FIRE - Nominated for an Oscar, ACE Eddie and BAFTA for Best Editing. THE ELEPHANT MAN - Nominated, Oscar for Best Film Editing and Nominated for BAFTA Film Award BECKET - Nominated, Oscar for Best Film Editing, Nominated, ACE Eddie for Best Edited Feature Film LAWRENCE OF ARABIA - Oscar Winner, Nominated ACE Eddie for Best Edited Feature Film Agents Lynda Mamy Assistant Eliza McWilliams [email protected] 020 3214 0999 Credits Film Production Company Notes FIFTY SHADES OF GREY Focus Features Dir: Sam Taylor- 2013 Johnson Prods: Dana Brunetti, Michael De Luca, E.L. James EXTRAORDINARY MEASURES CBS Films Dir: Tom Vaughan 2010 Prods: Carla Santos Shamberg Michael Shamberg Stacey Sher United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes THE GOLDEN COMPASS New Line Cinema Dir: Chris Weitz 2007 Prods: Bill Carraro Deborah Forte CATCH AND RELEASE Columbia Pictures Dir: Susannah Grant 2006 Prod: Jenno Topping TAKING LIVES Warner Bros Dir: D. J. Caruso 2004 Prods: Mark Canton Bernie Goldmann UNFAITHFUL 20th Century Fox Dir: Adrian Lyne 2002 Prods: G. Mac Brown SWEET NOVEMBER Warner Bros. Pictures Dir: Pat O’Connor 2001 Prods: Elliot Kastner Steven Reuther Deborah Aal Erwin Stoff PASSION OF MIND Lakeshore Entertainment Dir: Alain Berliner 2000 Prod: Tom Rosenberg Carole Scotta ERIN BROCKOVICH Jersey Films/ Columbia Dir: Steven 2000 TriStar Films Soderbergh Prods: Danny DeVito Michael Shamberg Stacey Sher OUT OF SIGHT Jersey Films/ Universal Dir: Steven 1998 Pictures Soderbergh Prods: Danny DeVito Michael Shamberg Stacey Sher OUT TO SEA 20th Century Fox Dir: Martha Coolidge 1997 Prod: David T. Friendly STRIPTEASE Castle Rock Entertainment/ Dir: Andrew Bergman 1996 Columbia Pictures Prod: Mike Lobell CONGO Kennedy Marshal Company/ Dir: Frank Marshall 1995 Paramount Pictures Prod: Kathleen Kennedy Sam Mercer PONTIAC MOON Paramount Pictures Dir: Peter Medak 1994 Prods: Robert Schaffel Youssef Vahabzadeh IN THE LINE OF FIRE Columbia Pictures Dir: Wolfgang Peterson 1993 Prod: Jeff Apple United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes CHAPLIN Carolco Pictures/ Tristar Dir: Richard 1992 Pictures Attenburgh Prod: Mario Kassar WHAT ABOUT BOB? Touchstone Pictures Dir: Frank Oz 1991 Prod: Laura Ziskin I LOVE YOU TO DEATH TriStar Pictures Dir: Lawrence Kasdan 1990 Prods: Jeffrey Lurie Ron Moler LISTEN TO ME Weintraub Entertainment Dir: Douglas Day 1989 Group/ Columbia Pictures Stewart Prod: Dolly Gordon FAREWELL TO THE KING Ruddy Morgan Productions/ Dir: John Milius 1989 Orion Productions Prod:Andre Morgan MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE Golan- Globus Productions Dir: Gary Goddard 1987 Prod: Yoram Globus RAW DEAL De Laurentis Entertainment Dir: John Irvin 1986 Group Prod: Martha Schumacher LADY JANE Paramount Pictures Dir: Trevor Nunn 1986 Prod: Peter Snell GREYSTOKE: THE LEGEND OF TARZAN, Edgar Rice Burroughs Inc/ Dir: Hugh Hudson LORD OF THE APES Warner Bros Pictures Prod: Stanley S. 1984 Canter THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE Universal Pictures Dir: Wilford Leach 1983 Prod: Joseph Papp THE BUSHIDO BLADE Rankin/ Bass Productions Dir: Tom Kotani as Editorial Supervisor Prod:Arthur Rankin Jr RAGTIME Dino De Laurentiis Dir: Milos Forman 1981 Company/ Paramount Prod: Dino De Pictures Laurentiis THE ELEPHANT MAN Brooksfilms/ Paramount Dir: David Lynch 1980 Pictures Prod: John Sanger THE LEGACY David Foster Productions/ Dir: Richard Marquand 1978 Universal Pictures Prod: David Foster THE MEDUSA TOUCH Coatesgold Dir: Jack Gold 1978 Prod: Anne V.Coates THE EAGLE HAS LANDED Associated General Films/ Dir: John Sturges 1976 Columbia Pictures Prods: David Niven Jr Jack Wiener ACES HIGH Cine Artists Pictures Dir: Jack Gold 1976 Prod: S. Benjamin Fisz United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes MAN FRIDAY ABC Entertainment Dir: Jack Gold 1975 Prod: Gerald Green MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS G.W. Films/ Dir: Sidney Lumet 1974 ParamountPictures Prods: John Brabourne Richard Goodwin 11 HARROWHOUSE Elliot Kastner Productions Dir: Aram Avakian 1974 Prod: Elliot Kastner THE NELSON AFFAIR Hal Wallis Productions/ Dir: James Cellan Jones 1973 Universal Pictures Prod: Hal B. Wallis THE PUBLIC EYE Universal Pictures Dir: Carol Reed 1972 Prod: Hal B. Wallis FRIENDS Lewis Gilbert Productions/ Dir: Lewis Gilbert 1970 Paramount Pictures Prod: Lewis Gilbert THE ADVENTURERS AVCO Embassy Pictures Dir: Lewis Gilbert 1969 Prod: LewisGilbert GREAT CATHERINE Keep Films Dir: Gordon Flemyng 1968 Prod: Jules Buck HOTEL PARADISO Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Dir: Peter Glenville 1966 Prods: Peter Glenville Pierre Jourdan HOSE MAGNIFICENT MEN IN THEIR Twentieth Century Fox Dir: Ken Annakin FLYING MACHINES OR HOW I FLEW Prod: Stan Marguiles FROM LONDON TO PARIS IN 25 HOURS AND 11 MINUTES 1965 YOUNG CASSIDY Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Dir: Jack Cardiff 1965 Prods: Robert Emmett Ginna Robert D. Graff BECKET Paramount Film Service Dir: Peter Glenville 1964 Prod: Hal Wallis LAWRENCE OF ARABIA Horizon Pictures/ Columbia Dir: David Lean 1962 Pictures Prods: Robert A. Harris Sam Spiegel WHY BOTHER TO KNOCK Haileywood Productions Dir: Cyril Frankel 1961 Prods: Frank Godwin TUNES OF GLORY Knightsbridge Films Dir: Ronald Neame 1960 Prod: Colin Lesslie THE HORSE'S MOUTH Knightsbridge Films Dir: Ronald Neame 1958 Prod: John Bryan THE TRUTH ABOUT WOMEN Beaconsfield Productions Dir: Muriel Box 1957 Prods: Sydney Box Herbert Smith United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes TEARS FOR SIMON Sydney Box Associates Ltd Dir: Guy Green 1956 Prod: Vivian A. Cox TO PARIS WITH LOVE Two Cities Films Dir: Robert Hamer 1955 Prod: Edwin Astley Antony Darnborough FORBIDDEN CARGO London Independent Dir: Harold French 1954 Producers Prod: Sydney Box WICKED WIFE Talisman-George Minter Dir: Bob McNaught 1953 Prod: Phil C. Samuel THE PICKWICK PAPERS George Minter Productions Dir: Noel Langley 1952 Prod: George Minter THE STORY OF ROBIN HOOD Walt Disney Productions Dir: Ken Annakin as Assembly Cutter, uncredited Prod: Perce Pearce 1950 THE ROCKING HORSE WINNER Rank Organisation/ Dir: Anthony Pelissier as Assistant Editor, uncredited Universal Pictures Prod:John Mills 1949 THE AMAZING MR BEECHAM George H. Brown Dir: John Paddy as Assistant Editor, uncredited Productions Carstairs 1949 Prod: George H. Brown THE HISTORY OF MR POLLY Two Cities Films Dir: John Paddy as Assistant Editor, uncredited Carstairs 1949 Prod: George H. Brown THE RED SHOES Archers, The Dir: Michael Powell as Assistant Editor Prod:Michael Powell 1948 THE END OF THE RIVER Archers, The Dir:Derek N. Twist as Assistant Editor Prod: Michael Powell 1947 Television Production Company Notes FAIL SAFE Warner Bros Television Dir: Stephen Frears with Walter Cronkite, Richard Prod: Tom Park Dreyfuss 2000 CATHOLICS Sidney Glazier Productions Dir: Jack Gold 1973 Prods:Sidney Glazier Barry Levinson United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes MONGANGO As Editor 1957 United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected].
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