Warren Hamilton Jr.

Warren Hamilton Jr. was born on Jun 06, 1933 in USA. Warren Hamilton Jr.'s big-screen debut came with The Black Bunch directed by Henning Schellerup in 1972.

Warren Wray Hamilton Jr, was a sound editor who worked on more than 53 feature films died at the age of 76. The only child of Jeanette (Koral) and Warren Wray Hamilton Sr., his father worked at UCLA hired him as Senior Scene Technician for Motion Picture Division in their Theater Arts Department.. Warren was raised up in the film industry. He helped his father with set designs. His father Warren Wray Hamilton Sr. influenced his son to follow his work in the movie industry. His father worked for MGM, Disney, and Fox Studios working on over 200 films such as 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Tarzan of the Apes, Wizard of Oz, The black Swan, Broken Arrow, Miracle on 34rth Street and Northwest Passage.