In order to create Disney and Marvel?s Ant-Man, which debuts this weekend, the studio brought in veteran editor Dan Lebental, who worked on the studio's Iron Man, Iron Man 2 and Thor: The Dark World. And this time around, he co-edited the film with Colby Parker Jr., a frequent collaborator with Peter Berg whose credits include Lone Survivor and Hancock. As Ant-Man opens, The Hollywood Reporter talked with Lebental about working in the Marvel universe, the change from Edgar Wright to director Peyton Reed, and a ?wish fulfillment? sequence that didn?t make the final cut of the movie. When asked about working with Reed, Lebental said, "If it wasn?t for Peyton Reed?s demeanor and extensive knowledge of Ant-Man and Marvel, I can?t imagine how we would have pulled it off as well as we did. I?m very proud of this movie."
