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Hubert de la Bouillerie, who edited films including George Millerâs âThe Witches of Eastwickâ and âTango & Cash,â died Aug. 8 in Los Angeles. He was 75. Among his credits was additional editing on the 1970 documentary âWoodstock,â along with âHighlander II: The Quickening,â âMoâ Money,â âDoinâ Time,â âBlank Checkâ and âCeltic Pride.â He also [âŚ]
Hubert de la Bouillerie, a film editor whose credits range from the influential documentary Woodstock, And Justice for All and Rollerball to The Witches of Eastwick, two Police Academy movies, Tango and Cash and Celtic Pride, has died. He was 75. De la Bouillerie died August 8 in Los Angeles, but his death is just [âŚ]
The Warner Bros. veteran also worked on Norman Jewisonâs âRollerballâ and âOther Peopleâs Money,â plus âTango & Cashâ and two âPolice Academyâ movies.
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