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Don't forget "The Quiet Man"

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In Reply to: RE: The Searchers on Blue Ray posted by recordhead on February 26, 2009 at 10:35:32

Winton Hoch was the cinematographer on both films (Searchers, too), and also "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon," which were arguably the most beautiful color films of their day. He also shot "Mr Roberts," He also shot the Errol Flynn film, "Dive Bomber" from 1941, another magnificent looking film. Can't wait till they're on Blu-ray, if ever.

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RE: Don't forget "The Quiet Man" - Tom Brennan 16:07:15 02/26/09 (0)
Hoch had worked at Technicolor and was very familiar with the process. Ford once referred to him as a "pedantic cameraman". ;) You probably know the story of how he supposedly won his Oscar on the strength of a scene he didn't want to shoot. That was Ford's story anyway.

Bart Glennon shot great B&W and his color in "Sgt. Rutledge" looks as good as anyone's, IMO. And you have to like Clothier's work.

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