Occupation Film editor Name Leslie Jones | Role Film Editor Grandparents Harmon Jones | |
Relatives Harmon Jones (grandfather) Parents Sylvia Hirsch, Robert C. Jones Nominations Academy Award for Best Film Editing Similar People Billy Weber, JoAnne Sellar, Daniel Lupi, Saar Klein, David Crank | ||
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Leslie Jones is an American film editor with more than a dozen film credits and nominations for several major film editing awards.
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- Leslie jones before she was famous remastered repos movie scene
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- Life and career
- Filmography as editor
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Leslie jones laughs about saturday night live emmy nom did they find some more nude pictures
Life and career
Jones is the daughter of film editor Robert C. Jones and the granddaughter of editor Harmon Jones, each of whom has been nominated for an Academy Award for editing. Early in her career, Jones was the assistant editor for her father on two films (See No Evil, Hear No Evil (1989), The Babe (1992)). She had several editing credits in the early 1990s for independent films and documentaries, and was the associate editor (with editor Billy Weber) on Grumpier Old Men (1995). Her first editing credit on a major studio film was for Murder at 1600 (1997), which she co-edited with Weber.
Jones and her co-editors Billy Weber and Saar Klein were widely recognized for their work on The Thin Red Line (directed by Terrence Malick- 1998). They were nominated for an Academy Award, an American Cinema Editors Award (Eddie), and a Satellite Award. Jones was again nominated for an Eddie for her work on Punch-Drunk Love (directed by Paul Thomas Anderson - 2002).