Best Cinematography 1936

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Which of the Oscar nominees represented the Best Cinematography of 1936?

Anthony Adverse (Tony Gaudio)
4
67%
The General Died at Dawn (Victor Milner)
2
33%
The Gorgeous Hussy (George S. Folsey)
0
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Total votes: 6

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Reza wrote:W. Howard Greene & Harold Rossen were awarded Honorary Oscars for their colour cinematography of The Garden of Allah.
Thanks for the reminder! I had forgotten that.
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W. Howard Greene & Harold Rossen were awarded Honorary Oscars for their colour cinematography of The Garden of Allah.
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Best Cinematography 1936

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Another year with just three nominees, but at lest all three had decent cinematography. Where, though, were Show Boat, San Francisco, A Tale of Two Cities, Romeo and Juliet, The Garden of Allah, The Prisoner of Shark Island, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine, Lloyds of London and The Great Ziegfeld, all of which were superior to the actual nominees?

I reluctantly voted for the winner, Anthony Adverse.
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