
Editing
Marguerite Renoir
Born 1906-07-22 · Paris, France
Died 1987-07-12
Marguerite Renoir (born Marguerite Houllé) was a French film editor who worked on more than 60 films during her career. For many years, she and director Jean Renoir were lovers, and she edited many of his films. Although she and Renoir never married, she took his surname. She was a supporter of the French Communist Party. Source: Article "Marguerite Renoir" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.
Credits
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The Laboratory of FearEditor1971- La Fin des PyrénéesEditor1970
SoloEditor1970
The StudEditor1970
Cinéma-CinémaEditor1969
The Big WashEditor1968
Order of the DaisyEditor1967
Masculin FémininEditor1966
Bestiary of LoveEditor1965
The Botanical Avatar of Mademoiselle FloraEditor1965
The Big ScareEditor1964
Light-Fingered GeorgeEditor1963
The VirginsEditor1963
Snobs!Editor1962
WastelandEditor1960
Le TrouEditor1960
The Lovers of MontparnasseEditor1958
The Witches of SalemEditor1957
Death in the GardenEditor1956
That Is the DawnEditor1956
Ali Baba and the Forty ThievesEditor1954
Touchez Pas au GrisbiEditor1954
The Love of a WomanEditor1953
Rue de l'estrapadeEditor1953
Casque d'OrEditor1952
Heart of the CasbahEditor1952
Edward and CarolineEditor1951
Rendezvous in JulyEditor1949
WenchEditor1948
Antoine & AntoinetteEditor1947
A Day in the Countryas La Servante1946
A Day in the CountryEditor1946
Paris FrillsEditor1945
L'aventure est au coin de la rueEditor1944
Colonel ChabertEditor1943
It Happened at the InnEditor1943
The Trump CardEditor1942
Cristobal's GoldEditor1940
The Rules of the GameEditor1939
La Bête HumaineEditor1938
La MarseillaiseEditor1938
Courier of LyonsEditor1937
Grand IllusionEditor1937
French White CargoEditor1937
The Lower DepthsEditor1936
Life Is OursEditor1936
Under Western EyesEditor1936
The Crime of Monsieur LangeEditor1936
Crimson DynastyEditor1935
Mysteries of ParisEditor1935
ToniEditor1935
Madame BovaryEditor1934
Chotard and Co.Editor1933
Boudu Saved from DrowningEditor1932
Night at the CrossroadsEditor1932
La ChienneEditor1931
La P’tite LiliEditor1927