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Henry Sharp

Highest Rated: 96% The Crowd (1928)

Lowest Rated: 79% Dr. Cyclops (1940)

Birthday: May 13, 1892

Birthplace: New York, New York, USA

Leading cinematographer of the 1920s who lent his expertise to such major silent films as King Vidor's "The Crowd" (1928) and a number of Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., vehicles. Sharp's career leveled off with the advent of sound although he worked on a number of fine films, notably Alan Dwan's "The Iron Mask" (1929) and Fritz Lang's "Ministry of Fear" (1944); he worked mainly in TV from the 1950s.

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Highest-Rated Movies

96% 90% The Crowd Watchlist 94% 76% It's a Gift Watchlist 91% 91% Duck Soup Watchlist 85% 74% Ministry of Fear Watchlist 79% 54% Dr. Cyclops Watchlist Golden Gloves Watchlist 29% High Tide Watchlist Inflation Watchlist All the King's Horses Watchlist 17% Love in the Rough Watchlist

Filmography

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The Young Land 22% 1959 Cinematographer Violence 31% 1947 Cinematographer It Happened on 5th Avenue 81% 1947 Cinematographer High Tide 29% 1947 Cinematographer The Guilty 38% 1947 Cinematographer What Next, Corporal Hargrove? 1945 Cinematographer Jealousy 1945 Cinematographer Ministry of Fear 85% 74% 1944 Cinematographer Inflation 1942 Cinematographer The Hidden Hand 14% 1942 Cinematographer Broadway Limited 1941 Cinematographer Dr. Cyclops 79% 54% 1940 Cinematographer Golden Gloves 1940 Cinematographer Boy Trouble 1939 Cinematographer Sudden Money 1939 Cinematographer Geronimo 1939 Cinematographer All the King's Horses 1935 Cinematographer It's a Gift 94% 76% 1934 Cinematographer Ladies Should Listen 1934 Cinematographer Melody in Spring 1934 Cinematographer Duck Soup 91% 91% 1933 Cinematographer The Devil Is Driving 1932 Cinematographer This Reckless Age 1932 Cinematographer Lord Byron of Broadway 1930 Cinematographer Love in the Rough 17% 1930 Cinematographer
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