Jack Greenhalgh
Camera · Director of Photography · Additional Photography · Aerial Camera
Born Jul 23, 1904 · New York City, New York, USA
Active 1926–1971
Jack Greenhalgh (July 23, 1904 – September 3, 1971) was an American cinematographer, part of the Classical Hollywood cinema generation. He shot Billy the Kid in Santa Fe (1941), Gangster's Den (1945), Too Many Winners (1947) among others.
Filmography
Robot Monster (1953) - Director of PhotographyFBI Girl (1951) - Director of PhotographySavage Drums (1951) - Director of PhotographyLeave It to the Marines (1951) - Director of PhotographyLady at Midnight (1948) - Director of PhotographyFear in the Night (1947) - Director of PhotographyMurder Is My Business (1946) - Director of PhotographyLady Chaser (1946) - CinematographyNavajo Kid (1945) - Director of PhotographyTexas Justice (1942) - Director of PhotographyThe Lone Rider in Cheyenne (1942) - Director of PhotographyBorder Roundup (1942) - Director of PhotographyEmergency Landing (1941) - Director of PhotographyGun Code (1940) - Director of PhotographyHome Movies (1940) - Director of PhotographyCode of the Rangers (1938) - Director of PhotographyTell Your Children (1938) - Director of PhotographyGalloping Dynamite (1937) - CinematographySwing It Professor (1937) - CinematographyRoaring Six Guns (1937) - Director of PhotographyRoarin' Guns (1936) - Director of PhotographyRacing Blood (1936) - Director of PhotographyHell's Angels (1930) - Aerial CameraThe Two-Gun Man (1926) - Assistant Camera