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Tom Held

Date of birth

Aug 31, 1889

Date of death

Mar 13, 1962(aged 72)

Place of birth

Vienna - Austria

Tom Held

Biography of Tom Held:

From Wikipedia Tom Held (August 31, 1889 – March 13, 1962) was an Austrian born American film editor. He was nominated for 2 Academy awards. Both were for Best Film Editing as well as both were during the 11th Academy Awards. His 2 nominated films were The Great Waltz and Test Pilot. He started out as a assistant director in the 1920s.

Additional credits for Tom Held:

The Great Waltz(1938)(Editor)

Test Pilot(1938)(Editor)

Conquest(1937)(Editor)

The Devil Is a Sissy(1936)(Editor)

San Francisco(1936)(Editor)

Three Live Ghosts(1936)(Editor)

I Live My Life(1935)(Editor)

Escapade(1935)(Editor)

After Office Hours(1935)(Editor)

Forsaking All Others(1934)(Editor)

The Girl from Missouri(1934)(Editor)

Tarzan and His Mate(1934)(Editor)

The Barbarian(1933)(Editor)

Rasputin and the Empress(1932)(Editor)

Skyscraper Souls(1932)(Editor)

But the Flesh Is Weak(1932)(Editor)

Tarzan the Ape Man(1932)(Editor)

The Sin of Madelon Claudet(1931)(Editor)

Sevilla de mis Amores(1930)(Editor)

Men of the North(1930)(Editor)

Wild Oats Lane(1926)(Assistant Director)

The Sporting Venus(1925)(Assistant Director)

The Strangers' Banquet(1922)(Assistant Director)

Penrod(1922)(Assistant Director)

The River's End(1920)(Assistant Director)

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