Elliot Graham Dies: Oscar-Nominated ‘Milk’ Editor Was 50
Elliot Graham, the Oscar-nominated film editor for Milk whose credits also included Steve Jobs, No Time To Die, Superman Returns and Captain Marvel, died Saturday, September 19, in Los Angeles. He was 50. Graham died by suicide, according to the County of Los Angeles Medical Examiner. Born in Claremont, California, on June 8, 1976, Graham […]
Elliot Graham, the Oscar-nominated film editor for the 2008 biopic "Milk", passed away by suicide on Saturday at the age of 50. The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner confirmed his cause and date of death in a recent report. News of his death was first shared by "Milk" producer Dan Jinks, who expressed his admiration for Graham's work on the film, stating that the movie would not have come together without his exceptional editing skills.
Graham had previously collaborated with "Milk" director Gus Van Sant on the 2011 romantic drama "Restless", for which he received critical acclaim. In 2022, he received the Best Editing prize at the BAFTAs for his work on the James Bond film "No Time to Die". Graham's editing credits also include "X2", "The Greatest Game Ever Played", "Superman Returns", "21", "Steve Jobs", "Molly's Game", and "Captain Marvel".
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