Ian Crafford, Editor of ‘Hope and Glory,’ ‘Field of Dreams,’ Dies at 82
Ian Crafford, who edited films including 'Hope and Glory' and 'Field of Dreams,' died July 22.
Ian Crafford, who edited films including 'Hope and Glory' and 'Field of Dreams,' died July 22.
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Ian Crafford, who edited films including 'Hope and Glory' and 'Field of Dreams,' died July…
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