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Robert Swink was an American film editor who served as a frequent collaborator with director William Wyler. His editing credits include The Children's Hour (1961), Funny Girl (1968), and The Liberation of L.B. Jones (1970). Swink worked across multiple genres during Hollywood's classic and post-classic eras, contributing to films by other notable directors as well throughout his decades-long career.
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Who was Robert Swink?
Robert Swink was an American film editor and a frequent collaborator with director William Wyler. His credits include The Children's Hour, Funny Girl, and The Liberation of L.B. Jones.
Which William Wyler films did Robert Swink edit?
Swink worked with Wyler on films including The Children's Hour, released in 1961. The drama starred Audrey Hepburn and Shirley MacLaine.
Did Robert Swink edit Funny Girl?
Yes, Robert Swink edited Funny Girl, the 1968 musical comedy-drama directed by William Wyler. The film introduced Barbra Streisand in her Oscar-winning role as Fanny Brice.
What genres did Robert Swink work in?
Swink worked across drama, musical comedy, and later American features. His credits show a career that was not limited to one genre or one type of studio production.
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