Jeff Gourson

• Name — Jeff Gourson • Born — 30 January 1946 • Birthplace — Los Angeles, California, U.S. • Occupation — TV/film director and producer • Years Active — 1969–present • Children — 3

Jeff Gourson began his career as an editor. Based on Gourson's filmography at the Internet Database, the director and release date of each film are indicated in parentheses. With more than 30 film credits dating from 1977, his film editing work includes: Editor • Year — Film — Director — Notes • 1977 — September 30, 1955 — James Bridges — First collaboration with James Bridges • 1978 — FM — John A. Alonzo • 1980 — Somewhere in Time — Jeannot Szwarc • 1981 — The Incredible Shrinking Woman — Joel Schumacher • 1982 — Tron — Steven Lisberger • 1984 — Mike's Murder — James Bridges — Second collaboration with James Bridges • 1985 — Perfect — Third collaboration with James Bridges • 1986 — Flight of the Navigator — Randal Kleiser — First collaboration with Randal Kleiser • 1987 — Can't Buy Me Love — Steve Rash • 1988 — Big Top Pee-wee — Randal Kleiser — Second collaboration with Randal Kleiser • 1996 — Happy Gilmore — Dennis Dugan — First collaboration with Dennis Dugan • 1997 — Beverly Hills Ninja — Second collaboration with Dennis Dugan • 1998 — Shadow of Doubt — Randal Kleiser — Fourth collaboration with Randal Kleiser • 1999 — Big Daddy — Dennis Dugan — Third collaboration with Dennis Dugan • 2000 — Little Nicky — Steven Brill — First collaboration with Steven Brill • 2001 — The Animal — Luke Greenfield • 2002 — Mr. Deeds — Steven Brill — Second collaboration with Steven Brill • 2003 — Anger Management — Peter Segal — First collaboration with Peter Segal • 2004 — 50 First Dates — Second collaboration with Peter Segal • White Chicks — Keenen Ivory Wayans • 2005 — The Longest Yard — Peter Segal — Third collaboration with Peter Segal • 2006 — Click — Frank Coraci • 2007 — I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry — Dennis Dugan — Fourth collaboration with Dennis Dugan Editorial department • Year — Film — Director — Role — Notes • 1969 — Topaz — Alfred Hitchcock — Assistant film editor — Uncredited • 1973 — High Plains Drifter — Clint Eastwood • 1974 — The Sugarland Express — Steven Spielberg • 1975 — Jaws Producer • Year — Film — Director — Credit — Notes • 1989 — Getting It Right — Randal Kleiser — Associate producer — Third collaboration with Randal Kleiser Production manager • Year — Film — Director — Role • 1995 — Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead — Gary Fleder — Post-production supervisor Second unit director or assistant director • Year — Film — Director — Role • 2001 — The Animal — Luke Greenfield — Second unit director Thanks • Year — Film — Director — Role • 2009 — Wild Cherry — Dana Lustig — Special thanks TV movies Editor • Year — Film — Director • 1994 — The Shaggy Dog — Dennis Dugan • 1995 — The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes — Peyton Reed • 1998 — Mr. Headmistress — James Frawley • 2000 — Mail to the Chief — Eric Champnella • 2012 — Prodigy Bully — Peter Segal TV series Editor • Year — Title — Notes • 1979 — Studs Lonigan — 3 episodes • 1982−83 — Magnum, P.I. • 1984 — Airwolf — 2 episodes • 1994 — Burke's Law — 1 episode • 1998 — Love Boat: The Next Wave Additional crew • Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2015 — Real Rob — Creative consultant — 8 episodes Director • Year — Title — Notes • 1992 — Tequila and Bonetti — 1 episode Producer • Year — Title — Credit — Notes • 1989−92 — Quantum Leap — Associate producer Co-producer Producer — 70 episodes • 1992 — Tequila and Bonetti — Producer — 11 episodes