#freddie young

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Lawrence of Arabia 1962

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Director George Cukor, star Spencer Tracy, and director of photography Freddie Young in London during the filming of EDWARD, MY SON (1949)

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""LAWRENCE OF ARABIA TOOK TWO YEARS AND WAS SHOT IN SPAIN, MOROCCO, AND JORDAN."

PIC INFO: Resolution at 1638x2048 -- Spotlight on the many wide shots from "Lawrence of Arabia" (1962), directed by David Lean, photographed by Freddie Young (OBE, BSC, ASC), stills uploaded on November 17, 2023 by "justashott."

"The three films he made with David Lean were a challenge. “Lawrence of Arabia" took two years and was shot in Spain, Morocco and Jordan. The heat in the desert was a dry heat of 110 degrees. We had a sunshade over the camera and a wet cloth on top of the camera, which acted like refrigerator. We never saw rushes, the results were cabled from London. The famous mirage scene was shot using a 500mm lens. This was obtained from Panavision in Hollywood along with the rest of the camera equipment,” said Young."

-- BRITISH CINEMATOGRAPHER magazine, on the "Gentleman Genius" Freddie Young (OBE, BSC, ASC)

Sources: www.instagram.com/justashottt/p/Czx5u7NM9su & https://britishcinematographer.co.uk/freddie-young-obe-bsc-asc.

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The Vanessas and Mikes if they met sooner in FNAF..

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Young Vanessa next to the fixed animatronics! I we see more of them in the deleted scenes

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I don't care if the Crows spin-off is just the six of them acting it out in Freddy's living room while Freddy's wife films it on a phone, I'm willing to pay real money for the footage.

[freddycartr]

the comfort this cast gives me is unmatched

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[ameliawarnerr]

This is soooo crow of them

And kit (= Jesper) being the one posting this is just peak characterism

[reggieslocket]

you just don't get him like i do (a traumatized fictional character with a horrible past who has murdered people)

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Lawrence of Arabia 1962

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Freddie Young and David Lean making LAWRENCE OF ARABIA (1962)

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A LOOK AT THE SWEEPING MAJESTY OF THE WIDE SHOTS OF OLD -- CLASS OF '62.

PIC(S) Mega spotlight on assorted film stills depicting the extensove use of wide shots in 1962's epic biographical adventure drama film "Lawrence of Arabia," directed by David Lean and photographed by Freddie A. Young (1902-1998).

Resolution at 1874x1892 & 1169x1170.

"Young is definitely ‘the master’ in my book of cineastes. Arguably and certainly in his era he was the best cameraman in the world. I had the pleasure of involvements with him and his crew from "Lawrence Of Arabia" onwards. David Lean was such a brilliant storyteller but nobody when working on one of his movies would accuse him of being easygoing. Freddie carried on for him regardless of personal and technical problems. Apart from three American Oscars Freddie won many awards including only the second Fellowship after Hitchcock from our own Academy BAFTA."

-- Sir Sydney Samuelson to BRITISH CINEMATOGRAPHER magazine, on the "Gentleman Genius" Freddie Young (OBE, BSC, ASC)

Sources: https://x.com/CinemaGrids/status/1114405144135782400 (Cinema Grids 2x) & https://britishcinematographer.co.uk/freddie-young-obe-bsc-asc.

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FNAF Vanny and Amanda from DBD would get along..

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This genre of Freddy Carter smiling like a proud little kid after filming the most gut-wrenching scenes in the entire show.

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I'm just saying, the Six of Crows Spinoff would have made big money for Netflix. Likely even more than the first season of Shadow and Bone, just look at how highly rated Six of Crows is on Goodreads with a "95% liked this book" average score. As well as how hyped it is on BookTok and the fuck ton of fanart and fanfiction.

Constantly, I also think about how Freddy Carter, Amita Suman, Kit Young, Danielle Galligan, Calahan Skogman, and Jack Wolfe would have had a blast filming the Ice Court scenes. Just imagine the utter chaos in the bloopers and interviews. The insanity of the six of them (plus Kuwei!) clinging onto the side of a tank, four of them soaking wet, two covered in bits of glass and one in purple silks, and they're just storming through the snow while screaming "WE HAVE A TANK" at the top of their lungs.

I will cry now.