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Mike Hill (1950-2023)

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Alias:
Michael Hill
Michael J. Hill

Birthplace:
Omaha, Nebraska, USA

Born:
January 1, 1950

Died:
January 5, 2023

Biography from TheMovieDB

Mike Hill was born in 1950 in Omaha, Nebraska, USA. He was known for his work on Rush (2013), Frost/Nixon (2008), Apolo 13 (1995) and Angels & Demons (2009).  Hill had a partnership with Daniel P. Hanley editing Ron Howard films.

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Film Production

Assistant Editor:
1979  The Gathering, Part II

Editor:
1979  The Gathering, Part II
1982  Night Shift
1983  Baby Sister
1984  Obsessive Love
1984  Splash
1985  Cocoon
1986  Armed and Dangerous
1986  Combat Academy
1986  Gung Ho
1988  Willow
1989  Parenthood
1989  Pet Sematary
1990  Problem Child
1991  Backdraft
1992  Far and Away
1994  The Paper
1995  Apollo 13
1996  Ransom
1999  EDtv
2000  How the Grinch Stole Christmas
2001  A Beautiful Mind
2003  The Missing
2005  Cinderella Man
2006  The Da Vinci Code
2008  Frost/Nixon
2009  Angels & Demons
2011  The Dilemma
2013  Rush
2015  In the Heart of the Sea

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