László Kovács
- Born
- May 14, 1933 · Cece, Hungary
- Died
- July 22, 2007
- Cinematographer
- camera_department
- Director
László Kovács (14 May 1933 – 22 July 2007) was a Hungarian cinematographer who was influential in the development of American New Wave films in the 1970s, collaborating with directors like Peter Bogdanovich, Dennis Hopper, Norman Jewison, Steven Spielberg, and Martin Scorsese.
Filmography · 69 credits
- 2007Torn from the Flag: A Film by Klaudia Kovacs · Cinematographer
- 2002Two Weeks Notice · Cinematographer
- 2000Miss Congeniality · Cinematographer
- 2000Return to Me · Cinematographer
- 1998Jack Frost · Cinematographer
- 1997My Best Friend's Wedding · Cinematographer
- 1996Multiplicity · Cinematographer
- 1995Copycat · Cinematographer
- 1995Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home · Cinematographer
- 1994The Next Karate Kid · Cinematographer
- 1994The Scout · Cinematographer
- 1992Radio Flyer · Cinematographer
- 1992Deception · Cinematographer
- 1991Shattered · Cinematographer
- 1989Say Anything · Cinematographer
- 1988Little Nikita · Cinematographer
- 1986Legal Eagles · Cinematographer
- 1985Mask · Cinematographer
- 1984Ghostbusters · Cinematographer
- 1984Crackers · Cinematographer
- 1982The Toy · Cinematographer
- 1982Frances · Cinematographer
- 1981The Legend of the Lone Ranger · Cinematographer
- 1980Inside Moves · Cinematographer
- 1980Heart Beat · Cinematographer
- 1979Butch and Sundance: The Early Days · Cinematographer
- 1979The Runner Stumbles · Cinematographer
- 1978F.I.S.T. · Cinematographer
- 1978Paradise Alley · Cinematographer
- 1977New York, New York · Cinematographer
- 1976Nickelodeon · Cinematographer
- 1976Harry and Walter Go to New York · Cinematographer
- 1976Baby Blue Marine · Cinematographer
- 1975Shampoo · Cinematographer
- 1975At Long Last Love · Cinematographer
- 1974Freebie and the Bean · Cinematographer
- 1974For Pete's Sake · Cinematographer
- 1974Huckleberry Finn · Cinematographer
- 1973Paper Moon · Cinematographer
- 1973Slither · Cinematographer
- 1973Steelyard Blues · Cinematographer
- 1972What's Up, Doc? · Cinematographer
- 1972The King of Marvin Gardens · Cinematographer
- 1972Pocket Money · Cinematographer
- 1972A Reflection of Fear · Cinematographer
- 1971The Last Movie · Cinematographer
- 1971Directed by John Ford · Cinematographer
- 1971The Marriage of a Young Stockbroker · Cinematographer
- 1970Five Easy Pieces · Cinematographer
- 1970Getting Straight · Cinematographer
- 1970Alex in Wonderland · Cinematographer
- 1970The Rebel Rousers · Cinematographer
- 1970Hell's Bloody Devils · Cinematographer
- 1969Easy Rider · Cinematographer
- 1969That Cold Day in the Park · Cinematographer
- 1969Blood of Dracula's Castle · Cinematographer
- 1969Mark of the Gun · Cinematographer
- 1968Targets · Cinematographer
- 1968Psych-Out · Cinematographer
- 1968The Savage Seven · Cinematographer
- 1968Lila · Cinematographer
- 1968A Man Called Dagger · Cinematographer
- 1967Hells Angels on Wheels · Cinematographer
- 1967Mondo Mod · Cinematographer
- 1966Single Room Furnished · Cinematographer
- 1966A Smell of Honey, a Swallow of Brine · Cinematographer
- 1966The Notorious Daughter of Fanny Hill · Cinematographer
- 1965The Wonderful World of Girls · Cinematographer
- 1964Kiss Me Quick! · Cinematographer