Owen Roizman
Began his career working on TV commercials in New York and shot his first feature, Bill Gunn's "Stop," in 1970. Roizman soon became known for his gritty, documentary-influenced urban compositions, particularly in films such as "The French Connection" (1971) and "The Taking of Pelham 1, 2, 3" (1974). Roizman formed a commercial production company, Roizman and Associates, in 1983 but returned to feature-film making in 1990 with Lawrence Kasdan's "I Love You To Death." Owen Roizman died on January 6, 2023 at the age of 86.
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Owen Roizman
Filmography
Movies
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No Score Yet | No Score Yet | Cinematographer | Unknown (Character) | - | 2020 |
48% |
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French Kiss | Cinematographer | $36.4M | 1995 |
31% |
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Wyatt Earp | Cinematographer | $24.6M | 1994 |
67% |
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The Addams Family | Cinematographer | $111.3M | 1991 |
79% |
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Grand Canyon | Cinematographer | $32.3M | 1991 |
28% |
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Havana | Cinematographer | $8.8M | 1990 |
58% |
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I Love You to Death | Cinematographer | $14.9M | 1990 |
60% |
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Vision Quest | Cinematographer | - | 1985 |
91% |
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Tootsie | Cinematographer | - | 1982 |
69% |
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True Confessions | Cinematographer | - | 1981 |
81% |
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Absence of Malice | Cinematographer | - | 1981 |
33% |
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The Black Marble | Cinematographer | - | 1980 |
62% |
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The Electric Horseman | Cinematographer | - | 1979 |
82% |
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Straight Time | Cinematographer | - | 1978 |
11% |
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Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band | Cinematographer | - | 1978 |
91% |
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Network | Cinematographer | - | 1976 |
87% |
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Three Days of the Condor | Cinematographer | - | 1975 |
67% |
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The Stepford Wives | Cinematographer | - | 1975 |
98% |
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The Taking of Pelham One Two Three | Cinematographer | - | 1974 |
78% |
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The Exorcist | Cinematographer | $441.4M | 1973 |
97% |
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Play It Again, Sam | Cinematographer | - | 1972 |
97% |
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The French Connection | Cinematographer | - | 1971 |
20% |
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The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight | Cinematographer | - | 1971 |
No Score Yet | No Score Yet | Stop | Cinematographer | - | 1970 |