Richard C. Currier(1892-1984)

Richard C. Currier was born on 26 August 1892 in Denver, Colorado, USA. He was an editor and director, known for Leave It to the Irish (1944), The Cosmic Man (1959) and Flying with Music (1942). He was married to Sarah Cordelia Marsh. He died on 14 December 1984 in El Toro, California, USA.

4.7

Movie

4.8

Movie

4.1

Movie

7.4

Movie

Our Gang: Inside the Clubhouse
7.8
TV Movie
- Editor (uncredited)
- 1984
Downbeat
2.8
- Editor (uncredited)
- 1958
The Little Rascals
8.0
TV Series
- Editor (1929-1932)
- 1955
The Whistler
7.9
TV Series
- Editor
- 1954
The Pepsi-Cola Playhouse
7.5
TV Series
- film editor
- 1953–1954
General Electric Theater
6.7
TV Series
- Editor (editorial supervisor)
- 1954
Chevron Theatre
6.2
TV Series
- Editor
- 1952–1953
Two Gun Marshal
6.0
- Editor
- 1953
Secret of Outlaw Flats
7.2
- Editor
- 1953
Border City Rustlers
7.8
- Editor
- 1953
The Revlon Mirror Theater
3.7
TV Series
- Editor
- 1953
Your Play Time
TV Series
- Editor
- 1953
The Schaefer Century Theatre
TV Series
- Editor
- 1952
Gruen Guild Playhouse
7.9
TV Series
- Editor
- 1952
Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok
7.6
TV Series
- Editor (as Richard Currier)
- 1951

Rescue 8
7.9
TV Series
- supervising editor
- 1958–1959
The Cosmic Man
4.8
- supervising editor
- 1959
The Beatniks
2.6
- editorial supervisor (as Dick Currier)
- 1958
Night of the Blood Beast
3.5
- supervising editor (as Dick Currier)
- 1958
The Unearthly
3.3
- editorial supervision (as Richard Currier)
- 1957
City Detective
6.7
TV Series
- editorial supervisor (as Richard Currier)
- 1953–1955
Five Guns West
5.2
- editorial supervisor (as Richard Currier)
- 1955
Biff Baker, U.S.A.
7.4
TV Series
- editorial supervisor
- supervising editor
- 1952–1954
The Whistler
7.9
TV Series
- supervising editor
- 1954
Studio 57
7.0
TV Series
- supervising editor
- 1954
General Electric Theater
6.7
TV Series
- editorial supervisor (as Richard Currier)
- 1954
The Pepsi-Cola Playhouse
7.5
TV Series
- supervising editor
- editorial supervisor
- 1953–1954
The Adventures of Kit Carson
6.8
TV Series
- editorial supervisor
- 1951–1953
Meet Mr. McNutley
7.2
TV Series
- supervising editor
- 1953
Chevron Theatre
6.2
TV Series
- supervising editor
- editorial supervisor
- 1952–1953

Trivia
As head of Hal Roach Studios editing department from 1920-32, he was the credited editor of virtually all the company's releases during that period (Laurel & Hardy, "Our Gang", etc.). Currier claimed he was abruptly fired by Roach general manager Henry Ginsberg for refusing Ginsberg's demand that he spy on co-workers suspected of wasting studio money. He later worked for Paramount and Monogram before starting his own production company.