Andrew William Dunn BSC is a British cinematographer.
Early life and career Dunn was born in London, England.
He grew up around cinema, as his father worked for MGM Studios.
Dunn started making films in his early teens, and then joined the BBC whilst studying film at the University of Westminster (formerly London Polytechnic).
Filmography Film Year Title Director1989 Strapless David Hare ChattahoocheeMick Jackson 1991 L.A. Story1992 Blame It on the Bellboy Mark Herman The Bodyguard Mick Jackson 1993 The Hawk David Hayman1994 Clean Slate Mick Jackson A Simple Twist of Fate Gillies MacKinnon The Madness of King George Nicholas Hytner 1995 The Grotesque John-Paul Davidson 1996 The Crucible Nicholas Hytner 1997 Addicted to Love Griffin Dunne1998 Hush Jonathan Darby Ever After Andy Tennant Practical Magic Griffin Dunne2000 Ordinary Decent Criminal Thaddeus O'Sullivan Liam Stephen Frears2001 Monkeybone Henry Selick Gosford Park Robert Altman2002 The Count of Monte Cristo Kevin Reynolds Sweet Home Alabama Andy Tennant2003 What a Girl Wants Dennie Gordon The Company Robert Altman2004 Stage Beauty Richard Eyre Piccadilly Jim John McKay2005 Hitch Andy Tennant Mrs Henderson Presents Stephen Frears2006 The History Boys Nicholas Hytner Miss Potter Chris Noonan 2007 Hot Rod Akiva Schaffer 2008 Good Vicente Amorim 2009 Precious Lee Daniels2010 Extraordinary Measures Tom Vaughan Life as We Know It Greg Berlanti 2011 Crazy, Stupid, Love Glenn FicarraJohn Requa 2012 The Perks of Being a Wallflower Stephen Chbosky2013 Summer in February Christopher Menaul The Butler Lee Daniels Hello Carter Anthony Wilcox2014 Endless Love Shana Feste Effie Gray Richard Laxton2015 Man Up Ben Palmer The Lady in the Van Nicholas Hytner Ithaca Meg Ryan2016 Bridget Jones's Baby Sharon Maguire Keeping Up with the Joneses Greg Mottola 2017 The Children Act Richard Eyre 2018 Book Club Bill Holderman 2020 The Secret: Dare to Dream Andy Tennant2021 Flora & Ulysses Lena Khan The United States vs. Billie Holiday Lee Daniels 2022 Downton Abbey: A New Era Simon Curtis2023 Love Again James C. Strouse Book Club: The Next Chapter Bill Holderman 2024 Killer Heat Philippe Lacôte 2027 The Housekeeper Richard Eyre
Documentary film Year Title Director 2022 Ghislaine Maxwell: Filthy Rich Maiken BairdLisa Bryant
Television TV movies Year Title Director Notes 1981 Andrina Bill Forsyth 1984 Threads Mick Jackson With Paul Morris 1987 Two of Us Roger Tonge1988 Tumbledown Richard Eyre Across the Lake Tony Maylam1994 And Then There Was OneDavid Jones Is There Life Out There? 1997 Food for Ravens Trevor Griffiths 2017 My Country Rufus Norris
TV series Year Title Director Notes 1984 A Winter Harvest Colin Godman 3 episodes 1987–1995 Screen Two 5 episodes 1988 Scene Roger Tonge Segment "Two of Us" 1993 Great Performances Richard Eyre Episode "Suddenly, Last Summer" 2015 Empire Lee Daniels Episode "Pilot" 2017–2019 The Zoo 22 episodes
Miniseries Year Title Director Notes 1985 Edge of Darkness Martin Campbell 1986 The Monocled Mutineer Jim O'Brien With Robert Southam and Jeremy Humphries 1987 My Family and Other Animals Peter Barber-Fleming 1989 Blackeyes Dennis Potter
Music video Year Title Artist Director 1992 "I Will Always Love You"Whitney Houston Nick Brandt1993 "I Have Nothing" S.A. Baron "Run to You" Mitchell Sinoway 1994 "Queen of the Night" Mick Jackson
Awards and nominations Year Award Category Title Result 1984BAFTA AwardsBest Film Cameraman Threads 1985 Edge of Darkness 1986 The Monocled Mutineer 1988 Tumbledown 1994 Best CinematographyThe Madness of King George British Society of CinematographersBest Cinematography 2001 Gosford Park 2005 Mrs Henderson Presents 1994 Evening Standard British Film Awards Best Technical/Artistic Achievement The Madness of King George
Further reading (2006) "Andrew Dunn" Contemporary Theatre, Film, and Television: A biographical guide featuring performers, directors, writers, producers, designers, managers, choreographers, technicians, composers, executives, dancers, and critics in the United States, Canada, Great Britain and the world Vol. 65, Thomson Gale, Detroit,
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