World | Tim Hetherington Restrepo Director Tim Hetherington Killed in Libya 'Restrepo' director is dead after mortar attack in Misrata By John Johnson Posted Apr 20, 2011 1:42 PM CDT Copied A 2007 image of Sebastian Junger, left, and Tim Hetherington in the Korengal Valley, Afghanistan, during the filming of their documentary "Restrepo." (AP Photo/Outpost Films, Tim Hetherington, File) Rough news out of Libya today: Acclaimed war photographer and Oscar-nominated director Tim Hetherington was killed today during shelling in Misrata, reports the New York Times. Hetherington is probably best known as co-director of the Afghan war documentary Restrepo. Two other photojournalists were seriously wounded: Getty's Chris Hondros and British citizen Guy Martin. Hetherington also produced pieces for ABC's Nightline about his Restrepo subject, the Korengal Valley. An executive producer for the show recounts a story: "During shooting for the Nightline specials, he very seriously broke his leg on a night march out of a very isolated forward operating base that was under attack. He had the strength and character to walk for four hours through the night on his shattered ankle without complaint and under fire, enabling that whole team to reach safety." Read These Next Trump aide gives punny response to Springsteen. Conan O'Brien finally speaks on deaths of Rob and Michele Reiner. Trump sets 10% tariff, then raises it. Hundreds offer to adopt dog abandoned at airport. Report an error