Biography
Frequent
Doug Liman collaborator Stephen Mirrione has been adding his creative touch in the editing room from Liman's maiden cinematic voyage, 1994's
Getting In, on through the director's breakthroughs, Swingers (1996) and Go (1999). Working through the '90s on such films as non-Liman indie yarns
Clockwatchers (1997), Mirrione received the Best Film Editing Oscar for his work in director
Steven Soderbergh's
Traffic (2000). After focusing his attention on his writing and directorial debut, the futuristic
Blade Runner homage Cedric Fancy Gloves, Mirrione returned to the editing seat again, to cut Soderbergh's
Ocean's 11. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide