- Ray
Rennahan, A.S.C. (May 1, 1896 – May 19, 1980) was a
motion picture cinematographer. For his work in films, he
became one of the only six cinematographers...
- titles,
which were not
official nominees:
Drums Along the
Mohawk (Ray
Rennahan and Bert Glennon), The Four
Feathers (Georges Périnal and
Osmond Borradaile)...
- Jackson;
director Michael Curtiz; art
director Anton Grot; and
cameraman Ray
Rennahan. The film also re-used
Doctor X's
opening theme music by
Bernhard Kaun...
- the box office. Levy also
called the
Technicolor cinematography by Ray
Rennahan "impressive in an eye-popping manner". The film was
nominated for a 1947...
-
replaced with
Ernest Haller,
working with
Technicolor cinematographer Ray
Rennahan.
Garmes completed the
first third of the film—mostly
everything prior to...
-
James and
Ralph Spence. The
cinematography was by Leon
Shamroy and Ray
Rennahan, and the
costume design was by
Travis Banton. The American-composed music...
-
Henri Rene
Recording 1610 Vine
Street (1960-02-08)February 8, 1960 Ray
Rennahan Motion pictures 6916
Hollywood Boulevard (1978-10-11)October 11, 1978 Jean...
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Cotten Gregory Peck
Narrated by
Orson Welles Cinematography Lee
Garmes Ray
Rennahan Harold Rosson Edited by John D.
Faure Charles L.
Freeman Hal Kern William...
-
Actor in a
Supporting Role: Akim
Tamiroff Best
Cinematography (Color): Ray
Rennahan Best Art
Direction (Color): Art Direction: Hans Dreier,
Haldane Douglas;...
- ceremony:
Academy Award for Best
Cinematography - (Arthur Miller, Ray
Rennahan)
Academy Award for Best
Visual Effects - (Fred
Sersen (photographic), Edmund...
