
Daniel L. Fapp
- Born
- April 21, 1904 · Kansas City, Kansas, USA
- Died
- July 19, 1986
- Cinematographer
- camera_department
- Archive footage
Daniel L. Fapp, A.S.C. (April 21, 1904 – July 19, 1986) was an American cinematographer, best known as director of photography for West Side Story (1961), for which he won an Academy Award for Best Cinematography, and The Great Escape (1963). He also was nominated for Academy Awards for his cinematography for Desire Under the Elms (1958), The Five Pennies (1959), One, Two, Three (1961), The Unsinkable Molly Brown (1964), Ice Station Zebra (1968) and Marooned (1969). From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Filmography · 77 credits
- 1969Marooned · Cinematographer
- 1968Ice Station Zebra · Cinematographer
- 19685 Card Stud · Cinematographer
- 1968Sweet November · Cinematographer
- 1967Double Trouble · Cinematographer
- 1966Our Man Flint · Cinematographer
- 1966Spinout · Cinematographer
- 1966Lord Love a Duck · Cinematographer
- 1965I'll Take Sweden · Cinematographer
- 1964Send Me No Flowers · Cinematographer
- 1964The Unsinkable Molly Brown · Cinematographer
- 1964The Pleasure Seekers · Cinematographer
- 1963The Great Escape · Cinematographer
- 1963Move Over, Darling · Cinematographer
- 1963Fun in Acapulco · Cinematographer
- 1963A New Kind of Love · Cinematographer
- 1962The Pigeon That Took Rome · Cinematographer
- 1961West Side Story · Cinematographer
- 1961One, Two, Three · Cinematographer
- 1961Bachelor Flat · Cinematographer
- 1960Let's Make Love · Cinematographer
- 1960All the Young Men · Cinematographer
- 1959The Five Pennies · Cinematographer
- 1959Li'l Abner · Cinematographer
- 1959The Trap · Cinematographer
- 1958Kings Go Forth · Cinematographer
- 1958Desire Under the Elms · Cinematographer
- 1957The Joker Is Wild · Cinematographer
- 1957The Devil's Hairpin · Cinematographer
- 1956Hollywood or Bust · Cinematographer
- 1956Pardners · Cinematographer
- 1956The Birds and the Bees · Cinematographer
- 1955Artists and Models · Cinematographer
- 1955Run for Cover · Cinematographer
- 1955You're Never Too Young · Cinematographer
- 1955The Far Horizons · Cinematographer
- 1954Living It Up · Cinematographer
- 1954Knock on Wood · Cinematographer
- 1953The Caddy · Cinematographer
- 1953Money from Home · Cinematographer
- 1953The Girls of Pleasure Island · Cinematographer
- 1952Sailor Beware · Cinematographer
- 1952Jumping Jacks · Cinematographer
- 1952Anything Can Happen · Cinematographer
- 1951The Lemon Drop Kid · Cinematographer
- 1951The Stooge · Cinematographer
- 1951The Redhead and the Cowboy · Cinematographer
- 1951Darling, How Could You! · Cinematographer
- 1950No Man of Her Own · Cinematographer
- 1950Union Station · Cinematographer
- 1949Sorrowful Jones · Cinematographer
- 1949Red, Hot and Blue · Cinematographer
- 1949Bride of Vengeance · Cinematographer
- 1949Song of Surrender · Cinematographer
- 1948Dream Girl · Cinematographer
- 1948Hazard · Cinematographer
- 1947Golden Earrings · Cinematographer
- 1947Suddenly It's Spring · Cinematographer
- 1947Easy Come, Easy Go · Cinematographer
- 1946To Each His Own · Cinematographer
- 1945Kitty · Cinematographer
- 1945You Came Along · Cinematographer
- 1945Hold That Blonde! · Cinematographer
- 1944And Now Tomorrow · Cinematographer
- 1944Henry Aldrich, Boy Scout · Cinematographer
- 1944Henry Aldrich Plays Cupid · Cinematographer
- 1944Henry Aldrich's Little Secret · Cinematographer
- 1943Henry Aldrich Haunts a House · Cinematographer
- 1943Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour · Cinematographer
- 1943Henry Aldrich Swings It · Cinematographer
- 1943Lady Bodyguard · Cinematographer
- 1942My Heart Belongs to Daddy · Cinematographer
- 1942Henry and Dizzy · Cinematographer
- 1942True to the Army · Cinematographer
- 1942Priorities on Parade · Cinematographer
- 1941World Premiere · Cinematographer
- 1941Glamour Boy · Cinematographer