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Cinematography
- 1975 - Funny Lady
- 1969 - The Molly Maguires
- 1968 - The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter
- 1966 - Seconds
- 1966 - This Property Is Condemned
- 1966 - Hombre
- 1965 - The Glory Guys
- 1962 - Hud
- 1960 - Song Without End
- 1960 - Tess of the Storm Country
- 1958 - The Old Man and the Sea
- 1957 - Sweet Smell of Success
- 1955 - Picnic
- 1953 - Jennifer
- 1952 - Come Back, Little Sheba
- 1948 - Mr Blandings Builds His Dream House
- 1947 - Body and Soul
- 1947 - Pursued
- 1945 - Confidential Agent
- 1944 - Objective Burma!
- 1944 - Passage to Marseille
- 1943 - Hangmen Also Die!
- 1943 - Air Force
- 1943 - The North Star
- 1942 - Yankee Doodle Dandy
- 1942 - Kings Row
- 1941 - Shining Victory
- 1941 - Out of the Fog
- 1940 - Dr Ehrlich's Magic Bullet
- 1940 - Torrid Zone
- 1940 - Saturday's Children
- 1938 - Algiers
- 1937 - Farewell Again
- 1937 - The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
- 1937 - The Prisoner of Zenda
- 1937 - Under the Red Robe
- 1936 - Fire Over England
- 1935 - Mark of the Vampire
- 1934 - Manhattan Melodrama
- 1934 - Viva Villa!
- 1934 - Stamboul Quest
- 1934 - The Thin Man
- 1933 - The Power and the Glory
- 1930 - The Criminal Code
Cast
- 1992 - Visions of Light
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