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Charles Rosher
Charles G. Rosher
English cinematographer (1885–1974).
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Wikipedia | Charles Rosher
Statements about
Charles Rosher
Place of Birth
London
Place of Death
Lisbon
Country of Citizenship
United Kingdom
Instance Of
Human
Occupation
Cinematographer
Date of Birth
11/17/1885
Date of Death
1/15/1974
11/15/1974
Given Name
Charles
Award Received
Academy Award for Best Cinematography
(5/16/1929)
For Work
:
Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
Statement Is Subject Of
:
1st Academy Awards
Together With
:
Karl Struss
Point in Time
:
5/16/1929
Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Color
(3/13/1947)
For Work
:
The Yearling
Statement Is Subject Of
:
19th Academy Awards
Point in Time
:
3/13/1947
Nominated For
Academy Award for Best Cinematography
For Work
:
Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
Statement Is Subject Of
:
1st Academy Awards
Academy Award for Best Cinematography
(2/5/1935)
For Work
:
The Affairs of Cellini
Statement Is Subject Of
:
7th Academy Awards
Point in Time
:
2/5/1935
Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Color
(2/3/1945)
For Work
:
Kismet
Statement Is Subject Of
:
17th Academy Awards
Point in Time
:
2/3/1945
Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Color
(2/9/1947)
For Work
:
The Yearling
Statement Is Subject Of
:
19th Academy Awards
Point in Time
:
2/9/1947
Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Color
(2/12/1951)
For Work
:
Annie Get Your Gun
Statement Is Subject Of
:
23rd Academy Awards
Point in Time
:
2/12/1951
Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Color
(2/11/1952)
For Work
:
Show Boat
Statement Is Subject Of
:
24th Academy Awards
Point in Time
:
2/11/1952
Child
Joan Marsh
Charles Rosher Jr.
Image
Sex or Gender
Male
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Family Name
Rosher
Different From
Mary Waller Langhorne
Criterion Used
:
Two People with the Same Date of Birth and Date of Death
External Pages About Charles Rosher
ISNI
UK National Archives
Wikidata
