Famed Hungarian cinematographer dies

25-07-2007

Famed Hungarian cinematographer dies

By FNE Staff

Laszlo Kovacs, a prolific cinematographer from Hungary that ended up working in Hollywood, passed away Saturday night. He was 74.

Kovacs had worked on more than 70 productions, including such popular films as Easy Rider, Miss Congeniality, and Ghostbusters. In 1997, he directed a documentary titled Napf

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Famed Hungarian cinematographer dies

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