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Franklin J. Schnaffner
1978
Franklin J. Schnaffner, director of "The Boys from Brazil" (Fox, 1978) in a quarter-length portrait taken during production. He wears a dark cap.
"The Daughter of the Gods" Production Still
1916
From left to right: Cameraman J. Roy Hunt with a Pathé camera, Annette Kellerman (seated), and director Herbert Brenon pointing to a caravan scene in the valley below for the 1916 Fox Film Corporat...
Filming "The North Star"
A group of men on a sound stage, watching something out of frame, probably the filming of the 1943 film "The North Star." Director Lewis Milestone is to the right of an unidentified man in the cent...
J. Peverell Marley, Cecil B. DeMille, and Camera
1922
J. Peverell Marley, cameraman (left), and Cecil B. DeMille, director (right), pose beside a Pathé motion picture camera mounted on a large tripod. An unidentified woman stands with them.
Marguerite Clark
1917
Marguerite Clark looks through the viewfinder of a Pathé motion picture camera in a publicity still.
"Martha's Vindication" Production Still
1916
Original caption: "Photographing Norma Talmadge on the Highest Spot in New York" "The patient still man has caught Norma Talmadge and her leading man Eugene O'Brien on location on the Billings esta...
