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Leonard Corso
(1914-2004)
Sound Department
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Leonard Corso was born on 1 February 1914 in Missouri, USA. He is known for
Ike: The War Years (1979)
,
Shogun (1980)
and
Sharks' Treasure (1975)
. He died on 30 September 2004 in Nebraska, USA.
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Nominated for 2 Primetime Emmys
2 nominations total
Known for
Ike: The War Years
6.9
TV Mini Series
Sound Department
1979 • 2 eps
Shogun
8.1
TV Mini Series
Sound Department
1980 • 5 eps
Sharks' Treasure
4.8
Sound Department
1975
Nero Wolfe
7.2
TV Series
Sound Department
1981 • 13 eps
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Nero Wolfe
7.2
TV Series
sound editor
sound mixer
1981
13 episodes
Act of Love
5.3
TV Movie
sound effects editor
1980
Shogun
8.1
TV Mini Series
sound editor
1980
5 episodes
Ike: The War Years
6.9
TV Mini Series
sound editor
1979
2 episodes
Cops and Robin
6.7
TV Movie
sound editor
1978
Ski Lift to Death
4.7
TV Movie
sound effects editor
1978
Future Cop
6.0
TV Series
sound editor
1977
5 episodes
Serpico
6.9
TV Series
sound editor
1976–1977
5 episodes
The Astrologer
4.8
sound effects editor
1976
Barbary Coast
6.8
TV Series
sound editor
1975–1976
4 episodes
Sharks' Treasure
4.8
sound editor
1975
Group Marriage
5.3
sound editor
1972
The Naked Kiss
7.2
sound effects editor
1964
A Bucket of Blood
6.7
sound editor
1959
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Born
February 1
,
1914
Missouri, USA
Died
September 30
,
2004
Nebraska, USA
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Member of the Motion Picture Sound Editors (MPSE).
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