Ronald Sinclair began his movie career at age 11 as Ra Hould, when he appeared in Down on the Farm (1935), a contender for New Zealand’s first feature-length drama made with sound. The following year he went to Hollywood, where MGM changed his name to Ronald Sinclair for movie Thoroughbreds Don’t Cry. After war service with the US Army he worked for more than two decades as a film editor.
I am not a second Freddie Bartholomew. I am myself and nobody else.
Ronald Sinclair in an NZ Herald interview, 4 December 1937
Die Hard 2
1990, Sound - Film
Child's Play
1988, Sound - Film
Die Hard
1988, Sound - Film
Commando
1985, Sound - Film
The Little Dragons
1979, Editor - Film
Dead of Night
1974, Editor - Film
How Do I Love Thee?
1970, Editor - Film
Thunder Alley
1967, Editor - Film
The Trip
1967, Editor - Film
The Haunted Palace
1963, Editor, Associate Producer - Film
The Raven
1963, Editor - Film
Premature Burial
1962, Editor - Film
Submarine Seahawk
1958, Editor, Associate Producer - Film
Invasion of the Saucer Men
1957, Editor - Film
Five Guns West
1955, Editor - Film
The Moon is Blue
1953, Film Editor - Film
Desperate Journey
1942, As: Flight Sergeant Lloyd Hollis - Film
Five Little Peppers
1939 - 1940, As: Jasper - Film
Boots and Saddles
1937, As: Spud/Edward Lord of Grandby (billed as Ra Hould) - Film
Thoroughbreds Don't Cry
1937, As: Roger Calverton - Film
Beloved Enemy
1936, As: Jerry (billed as Ra Hould) - Film
Down on the Farm
1935, As: Colonel's Son (billed as Ra Hould) - Film