Sandy Whitelaw
Biography
Sandy Whitelaw was a British actor, producer, director, and subtitler born in London on April 28, 1930. He represented Britain as a skier at the 1956 Olympics and began his film career working with David O. Selznick on A Farewell to Arms (1957). Whitelaw went on to subtitle over 1,000 films, including Jean Eustache's Mes petites amoureuses, and directed two films: Lifespan (1974) and Vicious Circles (1997).