Karl Freund
Karl Freund was born on Jan 16, 1890 in Czech Republic]. Karl Freund's big-screen debut came with A Militant Suffragette directed by Urban Gad in 1913. Karl Freund is known for Key Largo directed by John Huston, Humphrey Bogart stars as Frank McCloud and Edward G. Robinson as Johnny Rocco. Karl Freund has got 3 awards and 1 nominations so far. The most recent award Karl Freund achieved is German Film Awards. The upcoming new movie Karl Freund plays is Bright Leaf which will be released on Jul 02, 1950.
Karl Freund, an innovative director of photography responsible for development of the three-camera system used to shoot television situation comedies, was born on January 16, 1890, in the Bohemian city of Koeniginhof, then part of the Austria-Hungarian Empire (now known as Dvur Kralove in the Czech Republic). Freund went to work at the age of 15 as a movie projectionist, and by the age of 17, he was a camera operator shooting shot subjects and newsreels. Subsequently, he was employed at Germany's famous UFA Studios during the 1920s, when the German cinema was the most innovative in the world.
Birthday
Jan 16, 1890Place of Birth
Königinhof, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary [now Dvur Kralove, Czech Republic]
Known For
Awards
3 wins & 1 nominations
Movies & TV Shows
- 1950
cinematographer
6.6 - 1950
cinematographer
6.1 - 1949
cinematographer
6.0 - 1948
The Decision of Christopher Blake
cinematographer
5.5 - 1948
cinematographer
7.7 - 1948
cinematographer
6.0 - 1947
cinematographer
6.2 - 1947
cinematographer
5.8 - 1946
cinematographer
6.5 - 1946
cinematographer
7.0 - 1945
cinematographer
6.1 - 1945
cinematographer
6.6 - 1944
cinematographer
7.3 - 1944
cinematographer
7.4 - 1943
cinematographer
6.9 - 1943
cinematographer
6.1 - 1942
cinematographer
6.6 - 1942
cinematographer
6.2 - 1941
cinematographer
6.9 - 1940
cinematographer
7.4 - 1940
cinematographer
5.9 - 1940
cinematographer
7.3 - 1940
cinematographer
5.7 - 1939
cinematographer
6.2 - 1939
cinematographer
5.7 - 1939
cinematographer
6.8 - 1939
cinematographer
6.7 - 1939
cinematographer
6.0 - 1938
cinematographer
6.1 - 1938
cinematographer
5.9 - 1938
cinematographer
7.1 - 1937
cinematographer
6.5 - 1937
cinematographer
5.4 - 1937
cinematographer
7.5 - 1936
cinematographer
7.3 - 1936
cinematographer
6.7 - 1935
director
7.2 - 1934
director
4.9 - 1934
director
6.0 - 1934
director
7.5 - 1934
director
6.5 - 1933
cinematographer
6.5 - 1933
director
6.8 - 1932
cinematographer
7.0 - 1932
cinematographer
6.6 - 1932
cinematographer
7.0 - 1932
cinematographer
6.4 - 1932
cinematographer
6.3 - 1932
director
7.0 - 1931
cinematographer
5.9 - 1931
cinematographer
6.4 - 1931
cinematographer
5.9 - 1931
cinematographer, director
7.4 - 1930
cinematographer
5.1 - 1930
All Quiet on the Western Front
cinematographer
8.1 - 1929
cinematographer
7.1 - 1928
cinematographer
6.2 - 1928
cinematographer
- 1927
Berlin: Symphony of a Great City
cinematographer
7.6 - 1927
cinematographer
8.3 - 1926
cinematographer
6.1 - 1925
cinematographer
7.1 - 1925
cinematographer
7.4 - 19247.1
- 1924
cinematographer
6.2 - 1922
cinematographer
6.8 - 1922
cinematographer
6.9 - 1920
cinematographer
6.3 - 1919
cinematographer
7.0 - 1918
cinematographer
- 1916
cinematographer
5.3 - 1914
cinematographer
5.8 - 1914
cinematographer
6.6 - 1913
cinematographer
5.5