Lloyd L. Richardson
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Lloyd Richardson (21 April 1915-19 February 2002) was an American film editor who primarily worked with the Walt Disney Company. He has been declared a Disney Legend, and Roy E. Disney said of him: "“Lloyd exemplified the editor as a creative force. He was an original thinker who didn’t just make one cut match another cut, but always considered the whole story.”[1] He was born in Portland, Oregon. He attended Los Angeles City College, and then began working as a runner at Disney after a period of odd jobs during the Great Depression. He retired in 1980, and died February 19, 2002.[2]