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Oscar-Nominated Film Editor Elliot Graham Dies at 50
22 Sep
Summary
- Film editor Elliot Graham, known for 'Milk,' has died at 50.
- He earned an Oscar nomination for his work on the film 'Milk'.
- Graham's final credit was the James Bond film 'No Time to Die'.
Acclaimed film editor Elliot Graham, whose notable works include the Oscar-nominated "Milk" and blockbuster hits like "Captain Marvel," died last Saturday in Los Angeles. He was 50 years old.
Graham's editing prowess was recognized with an Oscar nomination for "Milk," directed by Gus Van Sant, which starred Sean Penn. He later reunited with Van Sant for "Restless."
His career also included significant contributions to major films such as "Steve Jobs," "Superman Returns," and "No Time to Die." Graham shared a BAFTA award for his editing on the latter, which was his final credited project.
Born in Claremont, California, in 1976, Graham began his editing career in the early 2000s, working on films like "The Last Minute" and "X2: X-Men United" before establishing himself as a sought-after editor in Hollywood.
