Karl W. Freund
Born on January 16, 1890 in Königinhof, Bohemia (later Czechoslovakia)
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Karl W. Freund was born in Koniginhof, Bohemia, in what later became Czechoslovakia (now the Czech Republic), in 1890. He entered the film industry as a projectionist in 1907, but his interests lay in the other end of the business and the lens, and a ... Read Full Biography
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A Guy Named Joe
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Bad Sister
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Conquest
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Golden Boy
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Moonlight and Pretzels
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That Hagen Girl
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The Thin Man Goes Home
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Parnell
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Cry Havoc
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Air Mail
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Tortilla Flat
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Pride & Prejudice
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Metropolis: Special Edition
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Bright Leaf
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Montana
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Key Largo
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South of St. Louis
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The Decision of Christopher Blake
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Wallflower
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This Time for Keeps
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Two Smart People
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Undercurrent
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A Letter for Evie
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Dangerous Partners
| Year | Award | Category | Movie | Result |
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| 1941 | Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences | Best Color Cinematography | Blossoms in the Dust | Nominated |
| 1941 | Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences | Best Black and White Cinematography | The Chocolate Soldier | Nominated |
| 1937 | Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences | Best Cinematography | The Good Earth | Won |
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