Robert Angus on AllMovie

A former stuntman, Robert Angus became a film editor for Howard Hughes and then a producer of such television programs as Ozzie and Harriet and The Mary Tyler Moore Show. Like Hughes, Robert Angus was deaf in one ear and obsessed with obtaining perfect sound. In 1969, he edited Dennis Hopper's Easy Rider into a releasable form. Angus has written screenplays for films, including Armored Car Robbery (1950) and Timetable (1956). In 1964, Angus directed The Candidate. Angus continued occasionally directing films such as Brown Eye Evil Eye in Europe. As a producer, Angus collaborated with Richard Attenborough on Whistle Down the Wind (1962).