Hone Glendinning
Camera · Director of Photography · Cinematography · Lighting Camera
Born Aug 16, 1912 · London, England, UK
Active 1934–1997
Hone Glendinning was a British cinematographer. He worked on over seventy films, including a number of documentaries, specialising in colour travelogues or widescreen theatrical shorts, frequently for American producer and narrator James…
Filmography
The Finest Hours (1964) - Director of PhotographyGlimpses of Western Germany (1954) - Director of PhotographyMeet Mr. Malcolm (1954) - Lighting CameraIn the Valley of the Rhine (1953) - Director of PhotographyCopenhagen: 'City of Towers' (1953) - Director of PhotographySeeing Spain (1953) - Director of PhotographyBeautiful Bavaria (1953) - Director of PhotographyThree Steps In The Dark (1953) - Director of PhotographyMidnight Episode (1950) - Director of PhotographyForbidden (1949) - Director of PhotographyNoose (1948) - Director of PhotographyThe Shop at Sly Corner (1947) - Director of PhotographyThe Case of the Frightened Lady (1940) - Director of PhotographyAll At Sea (1940) - CinematographyCrimes at the Dark House (1940) - Director of PhotographyThe Face at the Window (1939) - Director of PhotographyJohn Halifax (1938) - Director of PhotographyCairo 'City of Contrast' (1938) - Director of PhotographyDouble Exposures (1937) - Director of PhotographyIt's Never Too Late to Mend (1937) - Director of PhotographyUnder a Cloud (1937) - Camera OperatorDavid Livingstone (1936) - Director of PhotographyRadio Pirates (1935) - CinematographyWhite Ensign (1934) - Cinematography