Harold D. Schuster

Harold D. Schuster (1901–1986, United States) Harold D. Schuster was an American film editor and occasional director who worked primarily for studios like Fox and RKO from the 1920s through the 1950s. He edited over 100 films, including notable titles such as *What Price Hollywood?* (1932) and *The Bowery* (1933), contributing to the technical polish of Hollywood’s Golden Age productions. Schuster also directed several B-westerns, such as *Sunset Pass* (1933) and *Riders of the Rockies* (1937), showcasing his versatility within the studio system.