Tony Pierce-Roberts
- Camera
- January 1, 1945 · Birkenhead, England, UK
Biography
Anthony Pierce-Roberts (born December 24, 1945, in Birkenhead, England) is a British cinematographer.
Known for
Filmography
- Jumpin' Dublin · Cinematography
- Merchant Ivory · Self
- The First Film · Self
- Vampire Academy · Cinematography
- Made of Honor · Cinematography
- Gone for a Dance · Cinematography
- Home of the Brave · Cinematography
- Doom · Cinematography
- Separate Lies · Cinematography
- De-Lovely · Cinematography
- Underworld · Cinematography
- The Importance of Being Earnest · Cinematography
- Dinotopia · Cinematography
- Kiss Kiss (Bang Bang) · Cinematography
- The Golden Bowl · Cinematography
- The Bone Collector · Additional Photography
- The Trench · Cinematography
- Asterix and Obelix Take On Caesar · Cinematography
- Something to Believe In · Cinematography
- Paulie · Cinematography
- Mrs. Dalloway · Thanks
- Jungle 2 Jungle · Cinematography
- Surviving Picasso · Cinematography
- Copycat · Additional Photography
- Haunted · Cinematography
- Disclosure · Cinematography
- The Client · Cinematography
- The Remains of the Day · Cinematography
- The Dark Half · Cinematography
- Splitting Heirs · Cinematography
- Howards End · Cinematography
- White Fang · Cinematography, Camera Operator
- Mr. & Mrs. Bridge · Cinematography
- No Place Like Home · Cinematography
- Slaves of New York · Cinematography
- Out Cold · Cinematography
- The Bourne Identity · Cinematography
- A Tiger's Tale · Cinematography
- A Room with a View · Cinematography
- A Private Function · Cinematography
- The Cold Room · Cinematography
- P'tang, Yang, Kipperbang · Cinematography
- Moonlighting · Cinematography
- Caught on a Train · Cinematography
- Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy · Cinematography
- Dinner at the Sporting Club · Cinematography
- Fairies · Cinematography
- The Mayor's Charity · Cinematography
- Who Was Jesus? · Camera Operator
- In The Shadow of the Falcon · Camera Operator
- Days of Hope · Cinematography
- Hard Labour · Cinematography
- Vivaldi · Cinematography