
Tony Lawson
- Known for
- Editing
Tony Lawson is a British film editor. His break came on the controversial Straw Dogs. During the 1970s he worked twice more with Sam Peckinpah and spent two years with Stanley Kubrick on Barry Lyndon. Since then his most long-standing collaborations have been with directors Nicolas Roeg and, more recently, Neil Jordan. Lawson emphasises that alongside considerations of continuity "one of the things editors should be looking for too is conflicts and contrasts...cut from a wide shot to a close shot, loud to soft, bright to dark, all those kind of things".
Filmography

Timing and Tension Tony Lawson on Barry Lyndon 2017
as Self

Nicolas Roeg: It's About Time... 2015
as Self

Byzantium 2013
Editor

Ondine 2010
Editor

The Brave One 2007
Editor

Breakfast on Pluto 2005
Editor

Laws of Attraction 2004
Editor

Mantrap – Straw Dogs: The Final Cut 2003
as Self - Editor

The Good Thief 2003
Editor

Blow Dry 2001
Editor

Not I 2000
Editor

The End of the Affair 1999
Editor

In Dreams 1999
Editor

The Butcher Boy 1998
Editor

Victory 1996
Editor

Michael Collins 1996
Editor

Two Deaths 1996
Editor

Othello 1995
Editor

Tom & Viv 1994
Editor

Friends 1994
Editor

Wuthering Heights 1992
Editor

Cold Heaven 1992
Editor

CrissCross 1992
Editor

The Witches 1990
Editor

Motion and Emotion: The Films of Wim Wenders 1990
Editor

Motion and Emotion: The Road to 'Paris, Texas' 1990
Editor

Track 29 1988
Editor

Manifesto 1988
Editor

The American Way 1987
Editor

Aria 1987
Editor

Castaway 1986
Editor

Insignificance 1985
Editor

The Bounty 1984
Editor

A Pattern of Roses 1983
Editor

Eureka 1983
Editor

The Disappearance of Harry 1982
Editor

Dragonslayer 1981
Editor

Bad Timing 1980
Editor

Cross of Iron 1977
Editor

Barry Lyndon 1975
Editor

Straw Dogs 1971
Editor

Ryan's Daughter 1970
Assistant Editor
- The Omegans
The Omegans 1968
Editor
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