John Alcott

John Alcott (1931 - 1986) is a Director of the photography English. He is particularly known for his collaboration with Stanley Kubrick, for which he turned Barry Lyndon entirely in natural light (to the candle for the interiors) and for which he will obtain a Oscar.

Originating in London, Alcott begins its cinematographic career in the Années 1960 as a assistant operator (“ x-ray puller ”). In 1968, it with the chance to be able to replace Geoffrey Unsworth (which has other professional engagements) because 2001: the odyssey of space took delay. It works again with Kubrick on Clockwork orange . In 1975, it still turns with the American realizer, his chief of work oscarized Barry Lyndon .

John Alcott died of an heart attack in August 1986 during his holidays, with Cannes at the 55 years age.

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