Rotten Tomatoes

Movies / TV

    Celebrity

      No Results Found

      View All
      Movies Tv shows Shop News Showtimes
      Robert Elswit

      Robert Elswit

      Highest Rated: 95% Nightcrawler (2014)

      Lowest Rated: 5% Return of the Living Dead Part II (1988)

      Birthday: Apr 22, 1950

      Birthplace: California, USA

      A long time director of photography who had his start filming optical effects, Robert Elswit made his name being the personal cinematographer for director Paul Thomas Anderson. Having shot all of the young director's films thus far, Elswit created his most challenging work and earned his highest praise shooting "Boogie Nights" (1997), "Magnolia" (1999) and "Punch Drunk Love" (2002). Outside of working with Anderson, he was no less successful, creating unforgettable camera work on "Syriana" (2005) and the black-and-white "Good Night, and Good Luck" (2005). Though not as well known as Roger Deakins or Janusz Kaminski, Elswit nonetheless was considered to be in the upper tier of cinematographers, thanks in large part to his Academy Award-winning work on Anderson's sprawling western, "There Will Be Blood" (2007).

      Photos

      Robert Elswit Robert Elswit (winner, Best Cinematography, THERE WILL BE BLOOD) in the press room for PRESS ROOM - 80th Annual Academy Awards Oscars Ceremony, The Kodak Theatre, Los Angeles, CA, February 24, 2008. Photo by: David Longendyke/Everett Collection MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - ROGUE NATION, from left: Tom Cruise, cinematographer Robert Elswit, on set, 2015. ph: David James/© Paramount Pictures SUBURBICON, FROM LEFT: MATT DAMON, DIRECTOR GEORGE CLOONEY, CINEMATOGRAPHER ROBERT ELSWIT, ON SET, 2017. PH: HILARY BRONWYN GAYLE/© PARAMOUNT PICTURES SUBURBICON, CINEMATOGRAPHER ROBERT ELSWIT (BACK LEFT), DIRECTOR GEORGE CLOONEY (CENTER), ON SET, 2017. PH: HILARY BRONWYN GAYLE/© PARAMOUNT PICTURES MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - ROGUE NATION, l-r: Jeremy Renner, cinematographer Robert Elswit, 2015. ph: Christian Black/©Paramount Pictures MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - ROGUE NATION, cinematographer Robert Elswit, on set, 2015. ph: Keith Hamshere/© Paramount Pictures MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - ROGUE NATION, cinematographer Robert Elswit (glasses), Rebecca Ferguson, on set, 2015. ph: Keith Hamshere/© Paramount Pictures DUPLICITY, cinematographer Robert Elswit (right), on set, 2009. Ph: Andrew D. Schwartz/©Universal

      Filmography

      Movies

      Credit
      43% 92% Bob Marley: One Love Cinematographer $96.8M 2024
      90% 98% King Richard Cinematographer $15.1M 2021
      76% 83% The King of Staten Island Cinematographer - 2020
      61% 36% Velvet Buzzsaw Cinematographer - 2019
      38% No Score Yet Write When You Get Work Cinematographer - 2018
      48% 68% Skyscraper Cinematographer $67.8M 2018
      55% 57% Roman J. Israel, Esq. Cinematographer $11.7M 2017
      28% 26% Suburbicon Cinematographer $5.7M 2017
      41% 46% Gold Cinematographer $7.2M 2016
      94% 87% Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation Cinematographer - 2015
      74% 53% Inherent Vice Cinematographer $8.1M 2014
      95% 86% Nightcrawler Cinematographer $32.4M 2014
      56% 58% The Bourne Legacy Cinematographer $113.2M 2012
      93% 76% Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol Cinematographer $209.4M 2011
      92% 85% The Town Cinematographer $92.2M 2010
      62% 59% Salt Cinematographer - 2010
      51% 39% The Men Who Stare at Goats Cinematographer $32.4M 2009
      65% 37% Duplicity Cinematographer $40.6M 2009
      38% 56% The Burning Plain Cinematographer $200.4K 2008
      91% 86% There Will Be Blood Cinematographer $40.2M 2007
      90% 69% Michael Clayton Cinematographer $49.0M 2007
      39% 31% American Dreamz Cinematographer $7.2M 2006
      93% 83% Good Night, and Good Luck. Cinematographer $31.5M 2005
      73% 67% Syriana Cinematographer $50.8M 2005
      73% 75% Runaway Jury Cinematographer $49.4M 2003
      6% 13% Gigli Cinematographer $5.7M 2003
      79% 77% Punch-Drunk Love Cinematographer $17.8M 2002
      25% 41% Impostor Cinematographer $6.1M 2001
      67% 59% Heist Cinematographer $23.5M 2001
      53% 32% Bounce Cinematographer $36.8M 2000
      82% 89% Magnolia Cinematographer $22.5M 1999
      23% 52% 8MM Cinematographer $36.3M 1999
      57% 53% Tomorrow Never Dies Cinematographer $145.0M 1997
      93% 89% Boogie Nights Cinematographer $26.4M 1997
      No Score Yet 40% Skyscraper Cinematographer - 1996
      82% 83% Hard Eight Cinematographer $215.6K 1996
      48% 18% The Pallbearer Cinematographer $5.7M 1996
      63% 52% The River Wild Cinematographer $46.5M 1994
      66% 61% The Hand That Rocks the Cradle Cinematographer $87.5M 1992
      65% 51% Bad Influence Cinematographer $11.3M 1990
      No Score Yet 25% Heart of Dixie Cinematographer $691.7K 1989
      5% 44% Return of the Living Dead Part II Cinematographer $8.6M 1988
      No Score Yet 93% Long Gone Cinematographer - 1987
      86% 79% The Sure Thing Cinematographer - 1985

      TV

      Credit
      No Score Yet No Score Yet Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter Unknown (Character) 2018