Rudolph Maté

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Rudolph Maté was a Polish-born cinematographer and film director renowned for his visually striking work in classic Hollywood cinema, including films like "The Passion of Joan of Arc" and "D.O.A."

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Carefree cinematographyBy Rudolph Maté
The Rawhide Years director Rudolph Maté
Foreign Correspondent cinematographer Rudolph Maté
That Hamilton Woman cinematographyBy Rudolph Maté
To Be or Not to Be cinematographer Rudolph Maté
Syncopation cinematographyBy Rudolph Maté
Gilda cinematographyBy Rudolph Maté
Down to Earth (1947 film) cinematographyBy Rudolph Maté
subject linked to: Down to Earth
Rudolph Maté name Rudolph Maté
D.O.A. (1950 film) director Rudolph Maté
Love Affair cinematographer Rudolph Maté
Vampyr cinematographyBy Rudolph Maté
No Sad Songs for Me director Rudolph Maté
Blockade cinematographer Rudolph Maté
My Favorite Wife cinematographyBy Rudolph Maté
The Far Horizons director Rudolph Maté
Dodsworth cinematographyBy Rudolph Maté
Cover Girl cinematographyBy Rudolph Maté
The Violent Men director Rudolph Maté
The Black Shield of Falworth director Rudolph Maté
Miracle in the Rain director Rudolph Maté
Second Chance director Rudolph Maté
Second Chance hasDirector Rudolph Maté
The 300 Spartans director Rudolph Maté
The 300 Spartans producer Rudolph Maté
The Petty Girl producer Rudolph Maté
Union Station director Rudolph Maté
Dante's Inferno (1935 film) cinematographyBy Rudolph Maté
subject linked to: Dante's Inferno