Film editor Hubert de la Bouillerie, whose credits include Warner Bros. releases and work on the documentary “Woodstock,” has died. Multiple outlets report that he was 75 and died on August 8 in Los Angeles.
Across the coverage, outlets emphasize his editing career spanning several well-known titles. “Witches of Eastwick” is repeatedly highlighted, along with other genre and studio work such as “Rollerball.” Additional credits mentioned by some outlets extend to films including “Tango & Cash,” and two “Police Academy” movies, while one outlet also lists titles such as “Highlander II,” “Mo’ Money,” “Doin’ Time,” “Blank Check,” “Celtic Pride,” and “Other People’s Money.”
The framing is largely consistent: all three pieces treat the death as the central news, then summarize major credits to show his range from acclaimed documentary work to mainstream features. Differences mainly lie in which specific film titles each publication chooses to foreground in its headline and early description.
