Who was the editor of the film Ratatouille?

The editor of Ratatouille was Darren T. Holmes.

Holmes shaped the final structure and rhythm of Pixar’s 2007 feature, assembling the story of Remy, Linguini, Colette, and the declining restaurant into a coherent cinematic sequence. In animation, editing begins well before every scene is fully rendered: editors work with storyboards, layout, temporary sound, dialogue, and early animation while the film is still being revised.

That process was especially important for Ratatouille because the project changed directors during development. Jan Pinkava originated the concept, and Brad Bird later took over and reworked the story. Holmes’ editing helped connect the film’s contrasting moods, from Remy’s playful exploration of Paris to the pressure-cooker pace of a professional kitchen and Anton Ego’s quiet final tasting.

Some databases list Holmes as “Darren Holmes,” omitting the middle initial, but those names refer to the same film editor. The other names in the options are prominent editors associated with different productions, not Ratatouille’s credited editor.