Rudolph Maté

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Rudolph Maté was a Polish-born cinematographer and film director renowned for his visually striking work in classic Hollywood cinema, including films like "The Passion of Joan of Arc" and "D.O.A."

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Carefree → cinematographyBy → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
The Rawhide Years → director → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
Foreign Correspondent → cinematographer → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
That Hamilton Woman → cinematographyBy → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
To Be or Not to Be → cinematographer → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
Syncopation → cinematographyBy → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
Gilda → cinematographyBy → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
Down to Earth (1947 film) → cinematographyBy → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
subject linked to: Down to Earth
Rudolph Maté → name → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
D.O.A. (1950 film) → director → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
Love Affair → cinematographer → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
Vampyr → cinematographyBy → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
No Sad Songs for Me → director → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
Blockade → cinematographer → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
My Favorite Wife → cinematographyBy → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
The Far Horizons → director → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
Dodsworth → cinematographyBy → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
Cover Girl → cinematographyBy → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
The Violent Men → director → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
The Black Shield of Falworth → director → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
Miracle in the Rain → director → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
Second Chance → director → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
Second Chance → hasDirector → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
The 300 Spartans → director → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
The 300 Spartans → producer → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
The Petty Girl → producer → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
Union Station → director → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
Dante's Inferno (1935 film) → cinematographyBy → Rudolph Maté ⓘ
subject linked to: Dante's Inferno