Lou Lombardo

Editing·February 15, 1932·† May 8, 2002 — 70 years old

Lou Lombardo was an American editor, director, producer and cinematographer, best known for editing The Wild Bunch (1969) and the complex gun battle sequences in the film.

Known For

Uncle Buck

The Wild Bunch

Moonstruck

The Long Goodbye

The Changeling

Up in Smoke

McCabe & Mrs. Miller

Just One of the Guys

Red Sun

The Ballad of Cable Hogue

1970·7.0

The January Man

1989·5.1

California Split

1974·6.6

Filmography · 24

1989In CountryEditor 1989Uncle BuckEditor 1989The January ManEditor 1987MoonstruckEditor 1987P.K. and the KidDirector 1986Stewardess SchoolEditor 1985Just One of the GuysSupervising Film Editor 1982Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous StainsExecutive Producer 1980The ChangelingSupervising Editor 1978Up in SmokeProducer · Supervising Editor 1977The Late ShowEditor 1975The Black BirdEditor · Producer 1975Russian RouletteDirector 1974California SplitEditor 1974Thieves Like UsEditor 1973Ace Eli and Rodger of the SkiesEditor 1973The Long GoodbyeEditor 1971Red SunSupervising Editor 1971Brewster McCloudEditor · Second Unit Director 1971McCabe & Mrs. MillerEditor · Second Unit Director 1970The Ballad of Cable HogueEditor 1969The Wild BunchEditor 1968The Name of the Game Is KillJulio (uncredited) · Editor 1957The DelinquentsLeader of Rival Gang at drive-in theater (uncredited) · Assistant Camera