Best Cinematography 1934

1927/28 through 1997
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Which of the 1934 Oscar nominees for Cinematography was best?

The Affairs of Cellini (Charles Rosher)
4
50%
Cleopatra (Victor Milner)
4
50%
Operator 13 (George J. Folsey)
0
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Total votes: 8

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Big Magilla wrote:I was ready to when the system went down two weeks ago.

I've been busy with other things, but, yes, we will finish with this and then will this be the end of these or what?
What is next.....costume design?
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I was ready to when the system went down two weeks ago.

I've been busy with other things, but, yes, we will finish with this and then will this be the end of these or what?
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Are we going to finish the cinematography round?
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Best Cinematography 1934

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My choice: Tarzan and His Mate, considering vote-ins were allowed. Of the nominees, my choice would have been The Affairs of Cellini, but it would have been down on a list that have included The Count of Monte Cristo, Viva Villa!, The Lost Patrol, It Happened One Night, The Gay Divorcée and Little Man, What Now? in the year before Dance Direction became a thing.
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