Leo Tover
- Born
- December 6, 1902 · New Haven, Connecticut, USA
- Died
- December 30, 1964
- Cinematographer
- camera_department
- Writer
Leo Tover, A.S.C. (December 6, 1902 – December 30, 1964) was an American cinematographer, twice nominated for Academy Awards for his work on The Heiress (1949) and Hold Back the Dawn (1941). Among his other credits are the original silent version of The Great Gatsby, The Day the Earth Stood Still and Payment on Demand, both released in 1951. He was born in New Haven, Connecticut and died in Los Angeles, California. Description above from the Wikipedia article Leo Tover, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography · 120 credits
- 1965Strange Bedfellows · Cinematographer
- 1965A Very Special Favor · Cinematographer
- 1964Island of the Blue Dolphins · Cinematographer
- 1963Sunday in New York · Cinematographer
- 1962Follow That Dream · Cinematographer
- 1961The Marriage-Go-Round · Cinematographer
- 1961Misty · Cinematographer
- 1961All Hands on Deck · Cinematographer
- 1960From the Terrace · Cinematographer
- 1959Journey to the Center of the Earth · Cinematographer
- 1959Blue Denim · Cinematographer
- 1959Say One for Me · Cinematographer
- 1958In Love and War · Cinematographer
- 1958Fräulein · Cinematographer
- 1958A Nice Little Bank That Should Be Robbed · Cinematographer
- 1957The Sun Also Rises · Cinematographer
- 1957The Way to the Gold · Cinematographer
- 1956Love Me Tender · Cinematographer
- 1956The Conqueror · Cinematographer
- 1956Between Heaven and Hell · Cinematographer
- 1956The Revolt of Mamie Stover · Cinematographer
- 1956The Lieutenant Wore Skirts · Cinematographer
- 1955The Tall Men · Cinematographer
- 1955Soldier of Fortune · Cinematographer
- 1955Untamed · Cinematographer
- 1953Man in the Attic · Cinematographer
- 1953A Blueprint for Murder · Cinematographer
- 1953The President's Lady · Cinematographer
- 1952We're Not Married! · Cinematographer
- 1952The Pride of St. Louis · Cinematographer
- 1952My Pal Gus · Cinematographer
- 1952My Wife's Best Friend · Cinematographer
- 1951The Day the Earth Stood Still · Cinematographer
- 1951Payment on Demand · Cinematographer
- 1951The Secret of Convict Lake · Cinematographer
- 1951Follow the Sun · Cinematographer
- 1950The Secret Fury · Cinematographer
- 1950When Willie Comes Marching Home · Cinematographer
- 1950Paid in Full · Cinematographer
- 1949The Heiress · Cinematographer
- 1949My Friend Irma · Cinematographer
- 1948The Snake Pit · Cinematographer
- 1948Sealed Verdict · Cinematographer
- 1947I Walk Alone · Cinematographer
- 1947The Woman on the Beach · Cinematographer
- 1946Dead Reckoning · Cinematographer
- 1943The Crystal Ball · Cinematographer
- 1943China · Cinematographer
- 1943Young and Willing · Cinematographer
- 1942The Major and the Minor · Cinematographer
- 1942Star Spangled Rhythm · Cinematographer
- 1942Night in New Orleans · Cinematographer
- 1942Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch · Cinematographer
- 1941Hold Back the Dawn · Cinematographer
- 1941I Wanted Wings · Cinematographer
- 1941Bahama Passage · Cinematographer
- 1940The Biscuit Eater · Cinematographer
- 1940Victory · Cinematographer
- 1940A Night at Earl Carroll's · Cinematographer
- 1940The Farmer's Daughter · Cinematographer
- 1940Untamed · Cinematographer
- 1940Life with Henry · Cinematographer
- 1940The Quarterback · Cinematographer
- 1939Never Say Die · Cinematographer
- 1939King of Chinatown · Cinematographer
- 1939Invitation to Happiness · Cinematographer
- 1939The Night of Nights · Cinematographer
- 1938Bluebeard's Eighth Wife · Cinematographer
- 1938Cocoanut Grove · Cinematographer
- 1938The Arkansas Traveler · Cinematographer
- 1937I Met Him in Paris · Cinematographer
- 1937Maid of Salem · Cinematographer
- 1937Night Club Scandal · Cinematographer
- 1936Valiant Is the Word for Carrie · Cinematographer
- 1936The Arizona Raiders · Cinematographer
- 1936Florida Special · Cinematographer
- 1936Rose of the Rancho · Cinematographer
- 1936F-Man · Cinematographer
- 1935The Big Broadcast of 1936 · Cinematographer
- 1935The Bride Comes Home · Cinematographer
- 1935Love in Bloom · Cinematographer
- 1934Murder at the Vanities · Cinematographer
- 1934Bolero · Cinematographer
- 1934College Rhythm · Cinematographer
- 1934Shoot the Works · Cinematographer
- 1934You Belong to Me · Cinematographer
- 1933I'm No Angel · Cinematographer
- 1933College Humor · Cinematographer
- 1933The Monkey's Paw · Cinematographer
- 1933Girl Without a Room · Cinematographer
- 1933The Great Jasper · Cinematographer
- 1932Thirteen Women · Cinematographer
- 1932No Man of Her Own · Cinematographer
- 1932The Lost Squadron · Cinematographer
- 1932Symphony of Six Million · Cinematographer
- 1932State's Attorney · Cinematographer
- 1932Is My Face Red? · Cinematographer
- 1932Girl of the Rio · Cinematographer
- 1931Bachelor Apartment · Cinematographer
- 1931The Lady Refuses · Cinematographer
- 1931Transgression · Cinematographer
- 1931The Royal Bed · Cinematographer
- 1931The Gay Diplomat · Cinematographer
- 1931Are These Our Children · Cinematographer
- 1931Traveling Husbands · Cinematographer
- 1930The Silver Horde · Cinematographer
- 1930Framed · Cinematographer
- 1930The Runaway Bride · Cinematographer
- 1930The Fall Guy · Cinematographer
- 1930Girl of the Port · Cinematographer
- 1930She's My Weakness · Cinematographer
- 1929Street Girl · Cinematographer
- 1929The Vagabond Lover · Cinematographer
- 1929Tanned Legs · Cinematographer
- 1929The Very Idea · Cinematographer
- 1927The Telephone Girl · Cinematographer
- 1927Love's Greatest Mistake · Cinematographer
- 1926Fascinating Youth · Cinematographer
- 1926God Gave Me Twenty Cents · Cinematographer
- 1926The Great Gatsby · Cinematographer