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Guy Lecorne (b. 1954)

Birthplace:
Libercourt - France

Born:
September 8, 1954

Biography from TheMovieDB

Guy Lecorne is a French film editor, known for his frequent collaborations with acclaimed filmmaker Claire Denis.

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Film Production

Editor:
1986  L'Objectif
1989  Les Sièges de l'Alcazar
1991  Cheb
1992  In the Land of the Deaf
1993  The Son of the Shark
1994  Animals and More Animals
1994  Coming to Terms with the Dead
1996  L'Âge des possibles
1997  Artemisia
1997  The Life of Jesus
1999  Humanité
2000  Tomorrow's Another Day
2001  How I Killed My Father
2002  A Private Affair
2002  Special Delivery
2004  San Antonio
2005  The Children
2006  Flanders
2006  The Stone Council
2007  Plum Rain
2007  The Key
2009  35 Shots of Rum
2010  Holiday
2010  White Material
2011  17 Girls
2013  The French Minister
2013  The Nun
2014  Fidelio, Alice's Odyssey
2014  Incident Urbain
2014  The Kidnapping of Michel Houellebecq
2015  Valley of Love
2016  My Journey Through French Cinema
2016  The End
2017  Let the Sunshine In
2018  High Life
2018  To the Ends of the World
2019  Thalasso
2022  Both Sides of the Blade
2022  Stars at Noon
2023  The Baby
2023  The Tower
2024  Being Blanche Houellebecq
2024  The Choice
2024  The Divine Sarah Bernhardt

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TV Production

Editor:
2019  Twice Upon a Time
2020  The Eddy

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