Margaret Sixel's Triumph: From Novice to Oscar-Winning Editor for Mad Max: Fury Road When director George Miller decided to bring his wife, Margaret Sixel, on board as the editor for "Mad Max: Fury Road," it was a decision that raised eyebrows in the film industry. Sixel, who had no prior experience editing action films, faced an immense challenge with this fast-paced, action-packed movie. However, her fresh perspective and dedication not only overcame the initial skepticism but also led to her winning an Oscar for Best Editing in 2016. A Bold Choice In 2012, George Miller faced a critical decision: who would edit "Mad Max: Fury Road," the first new entry in the Mad Max franchise since 1985's "Beyond Thunderdome"? Sixel, Miller's wife, had previously edited several of his films, including "Babe: Pig in the City" and "Happy Feet." Despite her lack of action film experience, Miller believed that her unique approach would bri...
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