Joan of Arc (1948)

Born in Minnesota, USA. Entered American film as a writer for OTHER MEN'S DAUGHTERS (1923). He shot two silent comedy shorts for Harold Beaudine (BEAUTY À LA MUD and BROKEN CHINA, both 1926), but he distinguished himself as a film editor, beginning in 1925 with DADDY'S GONE A-HUNTING. Other notable editing credits are mainly at MGM; they include THE GIRL SAID NO (1930), MATA HARI (1931), WHAT! NO BEER? and GOING HOLLYWOOD (both 1933), OPERATOR 13 (1934), FURY (1936), THE LAST OF MRS. CHEYNEY (1937), THREE COMRADES (1938), BABES IN ARMS (1939), THE PHILADELPHIA STORY (1940), SMILIN' THROUGH (1941), WOMAN OF THE YEAR (1942), A GUY NAMES JOE (1943), THIRTY SECONDS OVER TOKYO (1944), WITHOUT LOVE (1945), THE HUCKSTERS (1947), JOAN OF ARC (1948), THE CROOKED WAY (1949), THE FIREBALL (1950), TERESA (1951), MUTINY (1952), A LIFE AT STAKE (1954), THE GO-GETTER (1956), THE UNDEAD and ROCK ALL NIGHT (both 1957), and SHE GODS OF SHARK REEF and I BURY THE LIVING (both 1958). Sullivan edited 20 episodes of the TV series "The Rifleman".  Nominated for Film Editing 1948: JOAN OF ARC 1 nomination