Editing
George Hively
Born 1889-09-06 · Springfield, Missouri, USA · Died 1950-03-02
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 film and television.
WriterEditorScenario WriterCo-WriterStoryOriginal StoryScreenplaySupervising Film Editor
Known for
Viewing momentBringing Up Baby
Viewing momentLove Affair
Viewing momentThe Informer
Viewing momentThe Hidden Eye
Viewing momentCaptain Hurricane
Viewing momentThe Trail of '98
Viewing momentAbove Suspicion
Viewing momentThe Mad Miss Manton
Viewing momentLaughing Sinners
Viewing momentBreakfast for Two
Viewing momentAbe Lincoln in Illinois
Viewing momentBad Lands
Viewing momentFour Jacks and a Jill
Viewing momentThe Plough and the Stars
Viewing momentOur Blushing Brides
Viewing momentRockabye
Viewing momentStraight Shooting
Viewing momentAs You Desire Me
Viewing momentAce of Aces
Viewing momentThe Three Musketeers
Viewing momentPolly of the Circus
Viewing momentThe Toast of New York
Viewing momentThe Moon and Sixpence
Viewing momentHigh Ice
Viewing momentWalking on Air
Viewing momentBucking Broadway
Viewing momentDance, Fools, Dance
Viewing momentThe Age of Innocence
Viewing momentCocaine and Blue Eyes
Viewing momentA Tailor-Made Man
Viewing momentSpeedway
Viewing momentThe Passing of Wolf MacLean
Viewing momentRuby and Oswald
Viewing momentNo Marriage Ties
Viewing momentBlondie of the Follies
Viewing momentA Marked Man
Viewing momentChasing Rainbows
Viewing momentBill
Viewing momentThe Taxi Dancer
Viewing momentThe Secret Man