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Charles Edgar Schoenbaum

Cinematographer | * 04/28/1893 († 57, 01/23/1951) | Los Angeles, California (United States of America (USA))
Charles Edgar Schoenbaum A. S. C. (April 28, 1893 – January 21, 1951) was an American cinematographer. His known film credits began in 1917--although he probably had earlier films--and ended with his untimely death from cancer in 1951. He was nominated for an Academy Award in 1949 for his work on Little Women. ()
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Most frequent genres for this person: Drama | Romance / Love | Comedies

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Awards & Nominations for Charles Edgar Schoenbaum

Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Color
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Movies with Charles Edgar Schoenbaum as Crew(42)

Camera/Director of Photography1950 Stars in My Crown
Crew/Cinematography1950 Duchess of Idaho
Camera/Director of Photography1949 Annie Was a Wonder
Camera/Director of Photography1949 Challenge to Lassie
Camera/Director of Photography1949 Little Women
Camera/Director of Photography1948 Summer Holiday
Camera/Director of Photography1947 Good News
Camera/Director of Photography1947 Cynthia
Crew/Cinematography1946 Bad Bascomb
Camera/Director of Photography1945 Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in Hollywood
Camera/Director of Photography1945 Son of Lassie
Camera/Director of Photography1944 Return from Nowhere
Camera/Director of Photography1943 Hi Diddle Diddle
Camera/Director of Photography1935 It's in the Air
Camera/Director of Photography1933 Good-bye Love
Camera/Director of Photography1933 Tomorrow at Seven
Camera/Director of Photography1932 If I Had a Million
Camera/Director of Photography1931 Salvation Nell
Crew/Cinematography1931 Woman Hungry
Camera/Director of Photography1931 Woman Hungry
Crew/Cinematography1930 Sally
Camera/Director of Photography1930 Bright Lights
Camera/Director of Photography1930 The Rogue Song
Camera/Director of Photography1930 Bride of the Regiment
Camera/Director of Photography1928 The Water Hole
Crew/Cinematography1927 Arizona Bound
Camera/Director of Photography1927 Nevada
Crew/Cinematography1926 Forlorn River
Crew/Cinematography1925 A Son of His Father
Camera/Director of Photography1925 A Son of His Father
Camera/Director of Photography1925 Adventure
Camera/Director of Photography1924 Code of the Sea
Camera/Director of Photography1923 Nobody's Money
Camera/Director of Photography1923 The Heart Raider
Crew/Cinematography1922 The Siren Call
Camera/Director of Photography1922 The Siren Call
Camera/Director of Photography1922 On the High Seas
Crew/Cinematography1920 Held by the Enemy
Camera/Director of Photography1920 Held by the Enemy
Crew/Cinematography1919 Venus in the East
Camera/Director of Photography1919 Venus in the East
Camera/Director of Photography1917 The Woman God Forgot

Full Name: Charles Schoenbaum
Born: Friday, 04/28 1893 (April) in Los Angeles, California (United States of America (USA))
Died: Tuesday, 01/23 1951 (January) in Beverly Hills (aged: 57)
Zodiac sign: Taurus (Chinese zodiac sign: Snake)
Siblings: Emmett Schoenbaum
Other names for Charles Edgar Schoenbaum (nicknames, foreign languages etc.):
"Charles E. Schoenbaum"
"Charles Edward Schoenbaum"
"Charles Schoenbaum"
"Chas. Schoenbaum"
"C. Edgar Schoenbaum"
"C. Edward Shoenbaum"
"Edgar Schoenbaum"
Charles Edgar Schoenbaum frequently works together with these people:
Cedric Gibbons (11x, Crew)
Edwin B. Willis (10x, Crew)
Douglas Shearer (8x, Crew)
Jack Dawn (8x, Crew)
Jack Holt (5x, Actor)
Sydney Guilaroff (5x, Crew)
John Nesbitt (5x, Actor)
Raymond Hatton (5x, Actor)
Adolph Zukor (5x, Crew)
Donald Crisp (4x, Actor)
WatchPlayStream ID: PEOPLE:711004, Added: 10/30/2018, Last updated: 02/28/2024