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The Films of Freddie Francis

A deep dive into the career of a cinematic legend

Freddie Francis author Wheeler Winston Dixon author

Format:Hardback

Publisher:Scarecrow Press

Published:1st Apr '91

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This insightful book highlights the influential career of Freddie Francis, examining his contributions as a cinematographer and director in classic cinema.

In The Films of Freddie Francis, the reader is invited to explore the remarkable career of one of cinema's most influential figures. Freddie Francis, known for his work as both a cinematographer and director, played a pivotal role in shaping the visual style of numerous classic films. This book delves into his collaborations with renowned directors and highlights the unique techniques that made his cinematography stand out in the film industry.

The narrative takes you through Francis's early beginnings in the British film industry and follows his journey through various genres, including horror and drama. Each chapter provides insightful analysis of his most significant works, offering a glimpse into the creative process behind the camera. Readers will appreciate how The Films of Freddie Francis not only celebrates his achievements but also examines the challenges he faced throughout his career.

Additionally, the book features interviews and anecdotes from colleagues and film historians, enriching the reader's understanding of Francis's impact on filmmaking. By the end of this exploration, fans of cinema will have a deeper appreciation for Freddie Francis's contributions and the lasting legacy he left behind in the world of film.

...gives new generations a chance to appreciate Freddie Francis' filmmaking. * Martin Scorsese *
...totally fascinating....critical findings...illuminating and carefully thought out....this volume is a must-have. * Midnight Marquee *

ISBN: 9780810823587

Dimensions: 221mm x 143mm x 20mm

Weight: 517g

318 pages