Person · Cinematographer
Charles G. Clarke
A revered Hollywood cinematographer and leader of the American Society of Cinematographers, Charles G. Clarke leaves behind a legacy of artistry and innovation that shaped the golden age of film.
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- Camera Department
- Editor
In short · Shot for five decades — 135 credits, 2 Academy Award wins.
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Academy Awards — Oscar — Medal of Commendation
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Academy Awards — Oscar — Scientific or Technical Award (class Iii)
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Biography
Charles G. Clarke ASC was an American cinematographer who worked in Hollywood for more than four decades. He was recognized for his contributions to the film industry and held prominent leadership positions within the American Society of Cinematographers. Clarke served as both treasurer and president of the organization, demonstrating his influence and commitment to the field of cinematography.
Filmography · 135 of 135
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134 credits
Madison Avenue(1961)
Cinematographer
Film
Return to Peyton Place(1961)
Cinematographer
Film
Flaming Star(1960)
Cinematographer
Film
A Private's Affair(1959)
Cinematographer
Film
These Thousand Hills(1959)
Cinematographer
Film
Hound-Dog Man(1959)
Cinematographer
Film
Holiday for Lovers(1959)
Cinematographer
Film
The Sound and the Fury(1959)
Cinematographer
Film
The Hunters(1958)
Cinematographer
Film
The Barbarian and the Geisha(1958)
Cinematographer
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Oh, Men! Oh, Women!(1957)
Cinematographer
Film
The Wayward Bus(1957)
Cinematographer
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Stopover Tokyo(1957)
Cinematographer
FilmThe Dark Wave(1956)
Cinematographer
Film
Three Brave Men(1956)
Cinematographer
Film
The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit(1956)
Cinematographer
Film
Carousel(1956)
Cinematographer
Film
The Virgin Queen(1955)
Cinematographer
Film
Prince of Players(1955)
Cinematographer
Film
Violent Saturday(1955)
Cinematographer
Film
Suddenly(1954)
Cinematographer
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Black Widow(1954)
Cinematographer
Film
Night People(1954)
Cinematographer
FilmVesuvius Express(1953)
Cinematographer
Film
City of Bad Men(1953)
Cinematographer
Film
Destination Gobi(1953)
Cinematographer
Film
Kangaroo(1952)
Cinematographer
Film
Red Skies of Montana(1952)
Cinematographer
Film
Stars and Stripes Forever(1952)
Cinematographer
Film
Golden Girl(1951)
Cinematographer
Film
Editor
1 creditAwards & Nominations
2 wins · 4 nominationsAcademy Awards
- Won1979Oscar — Medal of Commendation
- Nom1949Oscar — Cinematography (color)
- Nom1948Oscar — Cinematography (color)
- Won1943Oscar — Scientific or Technical Award (class Iii)
- Nom1943Oscar — Cinematography (color)
- Nom1942Oscar — Cinematography (black-and-white)
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