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In Memoriam · 1904 – 1988

Person · Cinematographer

Milton R. Krasner

A celebrated cinematographer's visionary lens captures the romance and beauty of post-war Rome in a story that redefines the art of visual storytelling.

Born
1904
Died
1988
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154
Credits on file
5
Decades active
7
Awards

In short · Shot for five decades — 154 credits, 1 Academy Award win.

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Biography

Milton R. Krasner, A.S.C. was an American cinematographer known for his work in film. He received an Academy Award for his cinematography in *Three Coins in the Fountain* (1954), a romantic drama directed by Jean Negulesco. Krasner's work on the film was praised for its visual elegance and contributed to its success. Throughout his career, he collaborated with various directors and was recognized for his contributions to the art of cinematography.

Filmography · 154 of 154

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Cinematographer

154 credits

Awards & Nominations

1 win · 6 nominations

Academy Awards

  • Nom1964Oscar — Cinematography (black-and-white)
  • Nom1963Oscar — Cinematography (black-and-white)
  • Nom1963Oscar — Cinematography (color)
  • Nom1957Oscar — Cinematography
  • Won1954Oscar — Cinematography (color)
  • Nom1950Oscar — Cinematography (black-and-white)
  • Nom1942Oscar — Cinematography (color)

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