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George Hively

George Hively

Personal Info

Known For

Editing

Gender

Male

Birthday

06/09/1889

Day of Death

02/03/1950
(61) years old

Place of Birth

Springfield, Missouri, USA

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia George Hively (September 6, 1889 – March 2, 1950) was a film writer and film editor from 1917 to 1945. He was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Film Editing on the 1935 film The Informer. He was the father of George Hively and Jack Hively, both editors in... Read More

Filmography

Crew

1945

Spreadin' the Jam

as Editor

1945

The Hidden Eye

as Editor

1944

Blonde Fever

as Editor

1943

Above Suspicion

as Editor

1942

The Moon and Sixpence

as Supervising Film Editor

1942

Four Jacks and a Jill

as Editor

1941

Father Takes a Wife

as Editor

1941

Hurry, Charlie, Hurry

as Editor

1941

The Saint In Palm Springs

as Editor

1940

Abe Lincoln in Illinois

as Editor

1939

Bad Lands

as Editor

1939

Conspiracy

as Editor

1939

Love Affair

as Editor

1938

The Mad Miss Manton

as Editor

1938

Bringing Up Baby

as Editor

1937

Breakfast for Two

as Editor

1937

The Toast of New York

as Editor

1936

The Plough and the Stars

as Editor

1936

Walking on Air

as Editor

1936

The Last Outlaw

as Editor

1936

The Farmer in the Dell

as Editor

1935

Another Face

as Editor

1935

The Three Musketeers

as Editor

1935

The Informer

as Editor

1935

Captain Hurricane

as Editor

1935

Enchanted April

as Editor

1934

Wednesday's Child

as Editor

1934

The Age of Innocence

as Editor

1934

The Life of Vergie Winters

as Editor

1933

Ace of Aces

as Editor

1933

No Marriage Ties

as Editor

1933

The Great Jasper

as Editor

1932

Rockabye

as Editor

1932

Blondie of the Follies

as Editor

1932

As You Desire Me

as Editor

1932

Polly of the Circus

as Editor

1931

West of Broadway

as Editor

1931

Laughing Sinners

as Editor

1931

A Tailor-Made Man

as Editor

1931

Dance, Fools, Dance

as Editor

1931

The Great Meadow

as Editor

1930

Those Three French Girls

as Editor

1930

Our Blushing Brides

as Editor

1930

Chasing Rainbows

as Editor

1929

Speedway

as Editor

1929

China Bound

as Editor

1928

The Trail of '98

as Editor

1927

The Western Rover

as Screenplay

1927

The Western Rover

as Story

1927

The Rambling Ranger

as Story

1927

The Rambling Ranger

as Scenario Writer

1927

Altars of Desire

as Editor

1927

The Taxi Dancer

as Editor

1926

Looking for Trouble

as Scenario Writer

1926

Looking for Trouble

as Co-Writer

1926

The Grey Vulture

as Writer

1925

Pals

as Scenario Writer

1925

A Man of Nerve

as Writer

1925

Three in Exile

as Story

1925

Ridin' Pretty

as Story

1924

The Passing of Wolf MacLean

as Scenario Writer

1924

The Valley of Hate

as Writer

1924

Valley of Hate

as Writer

1923

Where Is This West?

as Scenario Writer

1923

The Phantom Fortune

as Writer

1923

One of Three

as Writer

1922

Don't Shoot

as Scenario Writer

1922

The Loaded Door

as Writer

1922

The Bear Cat

as Scenario Writer

1921

Go Straight

as Writer

1920

Cinders

as Scenario Writer

1920

The Rattler's Hiss

as Writer

1919

The Great Air Robbery

as Story

1919

Winning a Bride

as Scenario Writer

1919

The Ace of the Saddle

as Story

1919

The Rustlers

as Writer

1919

The Black Horse Bandit

as Scenario Writer

1919

The Fighting Brothers

as Writer

1918

The Scarlet Drop

as Screenplay

1918

Thieves' Gold

as Screenplay

1918

Wild Women

as Story

1918

The Phantom Riders

as Screenplay

1917

Bucking Broadway

as Writer

1917

A Marked Man

as Writer

1917

The Secret Man

as Writer

1917

Straight Shooting

as Story

1917

The Soul Herder

as Writer

1917

Six-Shooter Justice

as Scenario Writer

1917

The Golden Bullet

as Scenario Writer

1917

The Devil's Pay Day

as Original Story