George Barnes Net Worth

George Barnes Net Worth is
$950,000

George Barnes Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

Veteran cinematographer George S. Barnes had a well-earned reputation for reliability and a knack for combining artistry with economic efficiency. As a result, he was seldom out of work. Having started as a still photographer for Thomas H. Ince in 1918, Barnes quickly rose through the ranks to director of photography. In the course of his career he...

Date Of BirthJuly 17, 1921, South Chicago Heights, Illinois, United States
DiedSeptember 5, 1977, Concord, California, United States
Place Of BirthPasadena, California, USA
ProfessionCinematographer, Camera Department
NationalityAmerican
SpouseMargaret Atkinson, Melba Kruger, Elizabeth Wood, Joan Blondell, Marie Namara, Ethel Johnson, Helen Howell
AwardsAcademy Award for Best Cinematography, Black-and-White, Golden Globe Award for Best Cinematography - Color
AlbumsPlays So Good, Guitars Galore
Music GroupsThe Three Suns
MoviesRebecca, Spellbound, Samson and Delilah, Footlight Parade, The Devil Dancer, Sadie Thompson, The Magic Flame, The Bells of St. Mary's, The Greatest Show on Earth, Force of Evil, Our Dancing Daughters, Dames, The Son of the Sheik, Meet John Doe, The Spanish Main, Bulldog Drummond, The Return of Frank...
Star SignLibra
TitleSalary
The Awakening (1928)$500 per week
#Fact
1His son, George Carlton Barnes, with Elizabeth Wood was born on December 18, 1937.
2He had a child, Norman S. Powell, with Joan Blondell. He gave up parental rights to Norman in 1938, when Blondell's new husband Dick Powell adopted him.
3Married seven times.

Cinematographer

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Massacre1934
Havana Widows1933
Footlight Parade1933photographed by
Goodbye Again1933
Peg o' My Heart1933
Broadway Bad1933
Sherlock Holmes1932
Blondie of the Follies1932photographed by
Society Girl1932
The Wet Parade1932photographed by
Polly of the Circus1932photographed by
The Greeks Had a Word for Them1932photographed by
The Unholy Garden1931as George S. Barnes
Street Scene1931
Five and Ten1931photographed by
One Heavenly Night1931
The Devil to Pay!1930as George S. Barnes, photography
A Lady's Morals1930photographed by
What a Widow!1930
Raffles1930as George S. Barnes
The Trespasser1929
Condemned1929as George S. Barnes
This Is Heaven1929
Bulldog Drummond1929as George S. Barnes, photography
The Rescue1929
The Awakening1928
Our Dancing Daughters1928photographed by
Two Lovers1928
Sadie Thompson1928photographed by
The Devil Dancer1927
The Magic Flame1927
Venus of Venice1927
The Night of Love1927
The Winning of Barbara Worth1926
The Son of the Sheik1926photography
Mademoiselle Modiste1926
The Eagle1925photography
The Dark Angel1925
The Teaser1925
Zander the Great1925
Janice Meredith1924
Yolanda1924
Desire1923
The Love Piker1923
Alice Adams1923
Peg o' My Heart1922
Conquering the Woman1922
Dusk to Dawn1922
Real Adventure1922
Woman, Wake Up1922
Opened Shutters1921
The Bronze Bell1921
The Heart Line1921
The Beautiful Gambler1921
Silk Hosiery1920
Her Husband's Friend1920
Hairpins1920
The False Road1920
The Woman in the Suitcase1920
Dangerous Hours1919
What Every Woman Learns1919
Stepping Out1919
The Virtuous Thief1919
The Haunted Bedroom1919
The Law of Men1919
Partners Three1919
Vive la France!1918
Little Boy Lost1953
The War of the Worlds1953director of photography
Road to Bali1952director of photography
Somebody Loves Me1952
Just for You1952
Something to Live For1952director of photography
The Greatest Show on Earth1952director of photography
Here Comes the Groom1951director of photography
Mr. Music1950
Let's Dance1950
Riding High1950director of photography
The File on Thelma Jordon1950director of photography
Samson and Delilah1949director of photography
The Boy with Green Hair1948director of photography
Force of Evil1948director of photography
No Minor Vices1948director of photography
Good Sam1948director of photography
The Emperor Waltz1948
Mourning Becomes Electra1947
Sinbad, the Sailor1947director of photography
Sister Kenny1946director of photography
From This Day Forward1946director of photography
The Bells of St. Mary's1945director of photography
Spellbound1945photographed by
The Spanish Main1945director of photography
None But the Lonely Heart1944director of photography
Frenchman's Creek1944
Since You Went Away1944photographed by, uncredited
Jane Eyre1943director of photography
Mardi Gras1943Short
Mr. Lucky1943director of photography
Nightmare1942
Once Upon a Honeymoon1942director of photography
Broadway1942
Rings on Her Fingers1942director of photography
Sex Hygiene1942Short
Remember the Day1941
Unholy Partners1941
Ladies in Retirement1941
That Uncertain Feeling1941director of photography
Meet John Doe1941director of photography
Hudson's Bay1941
Girl from Avenue A1940
The Return of Frank James1940director of photography
Maryland1940
Free, Blonde and 211940
Rebecca1940photographed by
Our Neighbors - The Carters1939
Here I Am a Stranger1939uncredited
Stanley and Livingstone1939photography
Jesse James1939photography
Devil's Island1939photography
Gold Diggers in Paris1938musical numbers
The Beloved Brat1938photography
Love, Honor and Behave1938photography
Hollywood Hotel1937musical numbers photographed by
The Barrier1937photographed by
Varsity Show1937photographed by: finale
Ever Since Eve1937photography
The Prince and the Pauper1937uncredited
Marked Woman1937photography
Black Legion1937photography
Cain and Mabel1936photography
Love Begins at Twenty1936
The Singing Kid1936
Stars Over Broadway1935photography
I Live for Love1935photography
The Irish in Us1935photography
Broadway Gondolier1935
In Caliente1935photography
Traveling Saleslady1935photography
Gold Diggers of 19351935photography
Flirtation Walk1934photography
Kansas City Princess1934
Dames1934photography
Smarty1934photography
He Was Her Man1934
Gambling Lady1934photography

Camera Department

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Flare-Up Sal1918assistant camera

Won Awards

YearAwardCeremonyNominationMovie
1953Golden GlobeGolden Globes, USABest Cinematography - ColorThe Greatest Show on Earth (1952)
1941OscarAcademy Awards, USABest Cinematography, Black-and-WhiteRebecca (1940)

Nominated Awards

YearAwardCeremonyNominationMovie
1951OscarAcademy Awards, USABest Cinematography, ColorSamson and Delilah (1949)
1951Golden GlobeGolden Globes, USABest Cinematography - ColorSamson and Delilah (1949)
1946OscarAcademy Awards, USABest Cinematography, Black-and-WhiteSpellbound (1945)
1946OscarAcademy Awards, USABest Cinematography, ColorThe Spanish Main (1945)
1930OscarAcademy Awards, USABest CinematographyOur Dancing Daughters (1928)
1929OscarAcademy Awards, USABest CinematographyThe Devil Dancer (1927)
1929OscarAcademy Awards, USABest CinematographyThe Magic Flame (1927)
1929OscarAcademy Awards, USABest CinematographySadie Thompson (1928)

Known for movies

Source
IMDB Wikipedia

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