Cinematographer
Bernard Knowles
Born February 20, 1900 in Manchester, Lancashire, England, UKDied February 12, 197533 films
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Bernard Knowles (20 February 1900 - 12 February 1975) was an English film director, producer, cinematographer and screenwriter. Born in Manchester, Knowles worked with Alfred Hitchcock on numerous occasions before the director emigrated to Hollywood. He later graduated as a director and screenwriter and worked much on TV, including Fabian of the Yard, Dial 999, Ivanhoe and The Adventures of Robin Hood. He died shortly before his 75th birthday in Taplow, Buckinghamshire in 1975.
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33 films- 1944Love StoryDirector of Photography
- 1944English Without TearsDirector of Photography
- 1943The Demi-ParadiseDirector of Photography
- 1942Secret MissionDirector of Photography
- 1942Unpublished StoryDirector of Photography
- 1941The Saint's VacationDirector of Photography
- 1941Freedom RadioDirector of Photography
- 1940GaslightDirector of Photography
- 1940French Without TearsDirector of Photography
- 1939Jamaica InnDirector of Photography
- 1939The MikadoDirector of Photography
- 1937Young and InnocentDirector of Photography
- 1937Take My TipDirector of Photography
- 1936SabotageDirector of Photography
- 1936East Meets WestDirector of Photography
- 1936Rhodes of AfricaDirector of Photography
- 1936Secret AgentDirector of Photography
- 1935The 39 StepsDirector of Photography
- 1935Brown on ResolutionDirector of Photography
- 1933Falling for YouDirector of Photography
- 1933The Good CompanionsDirector of Photography
- 1932White FaceDirector of Photography
- 1931The CalendarDirector of Photography
- 1931The Hound of the BaskervillesDirector of Photography
- 1930Canaries Sometimes SingDirector of Photography
- 1930The School for ScandalDirector of Photography
- 1930French LeaveDirector of Photography
- 1930The NipperDirector of Photography
- 1930Rookery NookDirector of Photography
- 1929The Silver KingDirector of Photography
- 1929Auld Lang SyneDirector of Photography
- 1929The Broken MelodyDirector of Photography
- 1928DawnDirector of Photography




