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Cinematographer

Edward A. Kull

Born December 10, 1885 in Chicago, Illinois, USADied December 22, 194628 films

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Hell's Angels posterFirst watchHell's Angels19306.6Their style at its most typical, and among their best-rated work.As the Great War breaks out in Europe, English brothers Roy and Monte enlist in the Royal Flying Corps to fight for king and country, while their Oxford College friend Karl is ordered back…View film

Filmography

28 films
  1. 1949Gun CargoDirector of Photography
  2. 1946The Wife of Monte CristoDirector of Photography
  3. 1944Harmony TrailDirector of Photography
  4. 1944Arizona WhirlwindDirector of Photography
  5. 1943Death Valley RangersDirector of Photography
  6. 1940Wild Horse RangeDirector of Photography
  7. 1940Land of the Six GunsDirector of Photography
  8. 1939Port of HateDirector of Photography
  9. 1939Riders of the SageDirector of Photography
  10. 1939Feud of the RangeDirector of Photography
  11. 1935The New Adventures of TarzanDirector of Photography
  12. 1935The New Adventures of TarzanDirector of Photography
  13. 1933Kiss of ArabyDirector of Photography
  14. 1933High GearDirector of Photography
  15. 1932The Savage GirlDirector of Photography
  16. 1932The Gambling SexDirector of Photography
  17. 1932Mark of the SpurDirector of Photography
  18. 193245 Calibre EchoDirector of Photography
  19. 1931The Mystery TrooperDirector of Photography
  20. 1930Hell's AngelsAerial Camera
  21. 1928The Black AceDirector of Photography
  22. 1928The Bronc StomperDirector of Photography
  23. 1919The Sleeping LionDirector of Photography
  24. 1917The Desire of the MothDirector of Photography
  25. 1917The CharmerDirector of Photography
  26. 1917Polly RedheadDirector of Photography
  27. 1916The Measure of a ManDirector of Photography
  28. 1916The Social BuccaneerDirector of Photography