About Ray Sturgess
Lived 1909 – 2000. Ray Sturgess was a British cinematographer.
Ray Sturgess (October 28, 1909 in London - January 2000 in Hounslow, London), was a British cinematographer and camera operator. He worked as a cameraman on the Academy Award-winning Hamlet and Seven Days to Noon in 1948, Chance of a Lifetime in 1960, and Station Six-Sahara in 1962. In the mid-1960s he shot seven episodes of The Saint and 25 episodes of The Protectors in 1972–3.
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Who was Ray Sturgess?
cinematographer (1910-2000)
When was Ray Sturgess born?
Ray Sturgess was born on 28 October 1909 in London.
When did Ray Sturgess die?
Ray Sturgess died in 2000 in Hounslow.
What was Ray Sturgess's occupation?
Ray Sturgess was a cinematographer.
What nationality was Ray Sturgess?
Ray Sturgess was British.
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