Max Benedict

British film editor (1920–1986)


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::summary British film editor (1920–1986) ::

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FieldValue
nameMax Peter Benedict
birth_date20 February 1920
birth_placeVienna, Austria
death_date20 April 1986 (aged 66)
death_placeLondon, England
occupationFilm editor
yearsactive1947–1985
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| name = Max Peter Benedict | birth_date = 20 February 1920 | birth_place = Vienna, Austria | death_date = 20 April 1986 (aged 66) | death_place = London, England | birthname = | occupation = Film editor | yearsactive = 1947–1985 | spouse =

Max Peter Benedict (20 February 1920 – 20 April 1986) was an Austrian born, British film editor.

He was born in Vienna, Austria and began his film career working with the British Government during World War II. This led to his becoming a script researcher for director brothers Roy and John Boulting. He would later become a film editor, a translator of plays, a film critic, and a lecturer at the National Film School as well as the London International Film School.

Selected filmography

References

References

  1. Brennan, Sandra. (May 2019). "Yahoo! Movies biography". Yahoo Movies.

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