Marilyn Monroe - Photos (Jack Cardiff)
- Date of Birth: 18 September, 1914
- Place of Birth: Great Yarmouth, Norfolk , UK
- Biography: Jack Cardiff, OBE (18 September 1914 – 22 April 2009) was a British cinematographer, director and photographer.
Filmography
- The Other Side of the Screen (2007)
- Silence Becomes You (2006)
- Lights2 (2005)
- Flamingo Blues (2004)
- The Tell-Tale Heart (2004)
- The Suicidal Dog (2000)
- Reputations: Alfred Hitchcock (1999)
- The Dance of Shiva (1998)
- The Magic Balloon (1990)
- Call from Space (1989)
- Million Dollar Mystery (1987)
- Tai-Pan (1986)
News
Jack Cardiff, Film Director, Dies at 94
nytimes.com –
2009-04-24
Jack Cardiff, an Oscar-winning British cinematographer and director who drew inspiration from Rembrandt 's use of light and shadow to convey his visions and those of directors like Hitchcock, as well as the allure of actresses like Monroe, died on... ... Full Article
Jack Cardiff
telegraph.co.uk –
2009-04-24
Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger - with Cardiff, the composer Brian Easdale and the designer Alfred Junge - took British films into an area of fantasy and romance previously dominated by European expressionism and spangled American spectaculars. ... Full Article
Cinematographer Jack Cardiff Dead At 94
postchronicle.com –
2009-04-24
British cinematographer Jack Cardiff, who won an Oscar for his work on "Black Narcissus" in 1947, has died in Ely, England. He was 94. The Los Angeles Times said the former child actor and some-time film director, who worked until... ... Full Article
In memoriam Jack Cardiff (1914-2009)
cineuropa.org –
2009-04-23
Cardiff has also worked with other all time greats of cinema such as Alfred Hitchcock ( Under Capricorn , 1949), John Huston ( The African Queen , 1951) and Laurence Olivier ( The Prince and the Showgirl , 1957). ... Full Article
The man who photographed The African Queen, Black Narcissus, The Vikings, The Dogs of War, Ghost Story, Crossed Swords, The Brave One, Scott of the Antarctic, Under Capricorn -- 70 or so films, great and not great, has died. ... Full Article