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GREGG BAXTER Supervising Sound Editor Show Title Creator/Director Production Selected Television Credits SEAL TEAM Benjamin Cavell CBS TV FIFTY SHADES FREED James Foley Universal Pictures (Dialog/ADR Supervisor) UNDERDOGS (ADR Supervisor) Juan Jose Campanella The Weinstein Company FURIOUS 7 (ADR Editor) James Wan Universal Pictures INDEPENDENCE DAY: Roland Emmerich 20th Century Fox RESURGENCE (ADR Supervisor) GET ON UP Tate Taylor Universal Pictures COMPANY TOWN Taylor Hackford CBS Television Studios PARKER Taylor Hackford Sierra/Affinity MY WEEK WITH MARILYN Simon Curtis The Weinstein Company (Uncredited) I DON'T KNOW HOW SHE DOES IT Douglas McGrath The Weinstein Company EXTRAORDINARY MEASURES Tom Vaughn CBS Films INGLORIOUS BASTERDS Quentin Tarantino Universal Pictures (ADR Supervisor) WANTED (ADR Editor) Timur Bekmambetov Universal Pictures TWO LOVERS James Gray Magnolia Pictures (Supervising ADR Editor) TROY (Director's Cut) Wolfgang Petersen Warner Bros. SLIPSTREAM Anthony Hopkins Slipstream Films UNFAITHFUL Adrian Lyne 20th Century Fox THE INSIDER Michael Mann Touchstone Pictures SPEED 2: CRUISE CONTROL Jan De Bont 20th Century Fox THE LONG KISS GOODNIGHT Renny Harlin New Line Cinema T2 3-D: BATTLE ACROSS TIME James Cameron Universal NIXON Oliver Stone Cinergi Pictures Entertainment CONGO Frank Marshall Paramount Pictures OUTBREAK Wolfgang Petersen Warner Bros. SPEECHLESS Ron Underwood MGM PONTIAC MOON Peter Medak Paramount Pictures TRUE LIES James Cameron 20th Century Fox NATURAL BORN KILLERS Oliver Stone Warner Bros. www.wbppcs.com GREGG BAXTER Supervising Sound Editor Show Title Creator/Director Production CHASERS Dennis Hopper Morgan Creek Entertainment WRESTLING ERNEST HEMINGWAY Randa Haines Warner Bros. IN THE LINE OF FIRE Wolfgang Petersen Columbia Pictures CLIFFHANGER Renny Harlin Carolco Pictures ALIVE Frank Marshall Touchstone Pictures THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS Michael Mann 20th Century Fox STOP! OR MY MOM WILL SHOOT Roger Spottiswoode Universal Pictures THE CUTTING EDGE Paul Michael Glaser MGM CURLY SUE John Hughes Warner Bros. ONLY THE LONELY Chris Columbus 20th Century Fox THE SUPER Rod Daniel 20th Century Fox SHATTERED Wolfgang Petersen MGM SOLAR CRISIS Richard Sarafian Vidmark Entertainment THE FABULOUS BAKER BOYS Steve Kloves 20th Century Fox www.wbppcs.com.

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