Gerry Fisher

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Gerry Fisher, B.S.C. is an English cinematographer who was born in London on 23 June 1926. Before working as a cinematographer he was a cameraman. His career spanned six decades and well over a hundred films. He was twice nominated for a BAFTA Award for Best Cinematography, in 1972 for The Go-Between, and in 1977 for Aces High. In 1976 Fisher was nominated for the Best Cinematography Award by the British Society of Cinematographers, again for Aces High. In 1977 he was nominated in the César Awards for Best Cinematography for Monsieur Klein.

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(as Cinematographer unless stated otherwise)

• Man in the Wilderness
• Aces High
• Running on Empty
• Escape to Victory
• Yellowbeard
• Wolfen
• The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother
• When Saturday Comes
• Lovesick
• Wise Blood
• Butley
• S*P*Y*S
• The Island of Dr. Moreau
• Don Giovanni
• The Go-Between
• Interlude
• Fedora
• The Offence
• The Holcrost Covenant
• Dead Bang
• The Romantic Englishwoman
• Diggstown
• The Deep Blue Sea (as assistant camera)
• Ned Kelly
• The Ninth Configuration
• The Exorcist III
• Monsieur Klein
• The Sea Gull