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Biography

Ron Robson(1926-1991)

Camera and Electrical Department
Cinematographer

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Ron Robson was born on 17 September 1926 in London, England, UK. He was a cinematographer, known for Little Red Monkey (1955), The Brain Machine (1955) and Dangerous Voyage (1954). He died in 1991 in Watford, Hertfordshire, England, UK.

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Known for

Richard Conte and Rona Anderson in Little Red Monkey (1955)

Little Red Monkey

5.6

Camera and Electrical Department

1955

Elizabeth Allan, Patrick Barr, and Maxwell Reed in The Brain Machine (1955)

The Brain Machine

5.5

Camera and Electrical Department

1955

Naomi Chance and William Lundigan in Dangerous Voyage (1954)

Dangerous Voyage

5.7

Camera and Electrical Department

1954

Melody (1971)

7.5

Camera and Electrical Department

1971

Credits

Camera and Electrical Department

The Ritz
6.8
- camera operator
- 1976
To the Devil a Daughter
5.8
- camera operator
- 1976
That'll Be the Day
6.6
- camera operator
- 1973
The National Health
5.9
- camera operator
- 1973
The Ragman's Daughter
6.4
- camera operator
- 1972
The Pied Piper
6.3
- camera operator
- 1972
Melody
7.5
- camera operator
- 1971
The Competitors
Short
- photography
- 1969
A Touch of Love
6.3
- camera operator
- 1969
Lock Up Your Daughters!
4.9
- camera operator
- 1969
Up the Junction
6.9
- camera operator
- 1968
Pretty Polly
6.1
- camera operator (as Ronald Robson)
- 1967
The Penthouse
5.6
- camera operator
- 1967
The Fighting Prince of Donegal
6.0
- second camera operator (uncredited)
- 1966
The Barber of Stamford Hill
7.1
- camera operator
- 1963

Cinematographer

Personal details

Alternative name
- Ronald Robson
Born
- September 17, 1926
- London, England, UK
Died
- 1991
- Watford, Hertfordshire, England, UK

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