Best Cinematography 1943

1927/28 through 1997
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What were the best photographed of the 1943 nominees for Best Cinematograpy B&W and Color?

Air Force (James Wong Howe, Elmer Dyer, Charles A. Mrshall)
0
No votes
Casablanca (Arthur Edison)
5
31%
Corvette-225 (Tony Gaudio)
0
No votes
Five Graves to Cairo (John F. Seitz)
1
6%
The Human Comedy (Harry Stradling Sr.)
0
No votes
Madame Curie (Joseph Ruttenberg)
0
No votes
The North Star (James Wong Howe)
0
No votes
Sahara (Rudolph Maté)
0
No votes
So Proudly We Hail! (Charles Lang)
0
No votes
The Song of Bernadette (Arthur C. Miller)
2
13%
For Whom the Bell Tolls (Ray Rennahan)
1
6%
Heaven Can Wait (Edward Conjager)
6
38%
Hello, Frisco, Hello (Charles G. Clarke, Allen M. Davey)
0
No votes
Lassie Come Home (Leonard Smith)
0
No votes
Phantom of the Opera (Hal Mohr, W. Howard Greene)
1
6%
Thousands Cheer (George J. Folsey)
0
No votes
 
Total votes: 16

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Re: Best Cinematography 1943

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Voted for Casablanca & Heaven Can Wait.
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Best Cinematography 1943

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Black-and-White

Ten nominees for some pretty impressive work, but nothing for The Ox-Bow Incident (Arthur C. Miller), The More the Merrier (Ted Tatzlaff) or In Which We Serve (Ronald Neame).

Voted for Miller for the Oscar winner, The Song of Bernadette, but would have been just as happy to vote for himr for The Ox-Bow Incident,

Color

A less impressive line-up with the Oscar winning Phantom of the Opera a good choice over For Whom the Bell Tolls, Lassie Come Home and Heaven Can Wait, the only other nominees worth considering.
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