Russell Carpenter

...for the cast and crew to get used to working with him. When Woo could not explain what he wanted with a shot to cinematographer Russell Carpenter, he would resort to simple statements such as "this will be the Sam Peckinpah shot" to get his...

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...I'm sure is more than a little autobiographical. LaLoggia lovingly captures this time with the help of the great cinematographer Russell Carpenter (TITANIC, TRUE LIES and… yikes, CAMERON'S CLOSET? We'll let that one slide, Russ…).

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...and Jack Palance as Travis. Executive producer Takeshi Kawata, Takehito Sadamura. Producer Richard Edlund. Cinematographer Russell Carpenter. Music composed by Maurice Jarre. This film received a MPAA rating of PG-13, and was filmed in...

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...Legally Blonde), The Ugly Truth is at its best when Abby is at work. In gleefully long camera takes, Luketic and cinematographer Russell Carpenter (Titanic) glide around a modern TV studio, which, despite the shiny high-tech equipment,...

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...give in to and go along with. The editing is tight and vigorous, the images have a seductive gloss (the cinematographer was Russell Carpenter, who also shot "Titanic"), and Spacey's trademark deadpan nastiness hasn't been quite this enlivening...

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...with director Robert Luketic, Wanda Sykes, producer Chris Bender, production designer Missy Stewart and director of photography Russell Carpenter; the featurettes "Welcome Back, Jane Fonda," "Keeping it Real with Jennifer" and "Vartan, the...

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...but keep derivative, so you don't lose the masses. And speaking of Bond, it's no coincidence that the cinematographer is Russell Carpenter, who shot the Bond-clone picture "True Lies," or that second unit director Vic Armstrong is a veteran...

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