Jan Stallich
Camera · Director of Photography · Special Effects · Camera Operator
Born Mar 19, 1907
Active 1927–1973 · Awards: Merited Artist of Czechoslovakia
Jan Stallich was a Czech cinematographer. He worked in several European film industries including Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Spain as well as in his native country. He worked on over a hundred films during his career.
Filmography
Ecstasy (1933) - Director of PhotographyThe Emperor and the Golem (1951) - Director of PhotographySchool Is the Foundation of Life (1938) - Director of PhotographyPeople From Caravans (1966) - Director of PhotographyCash Claim Chaos (1939) - Director of PhotographyRidi pagliaccio (1941) - Director of PhotographyOne in a Million (1935) - Director of PhotographyCareer of Pavel Camrda (1931) - Director of PhotographyYear of the Revolution 1848 (1949) - Director of PhotographyStrýček z Ameriky (1933) - Director of PhotographyThe Right to Sin (1932) - Director of PhotographyŽivot vojenský – život veselý (1934) - DirectorSrdce za písničku (1933) - Director of PhotographyLelíček in the Services of Sherlock Holmes (1932) - Director of PhotographyZ českých mlýnů (1929) - Director of PhotographyHoliday with Angel (1953) - Director of Photography21 Days (1940) - Director of PhotographyTwo Little Orphans (1947) - Director of PhotographyVienna Blood (1942) - Director of PhotographyPlaying with the Devil (1957) - Director of Photography · Special EffectsCapitan Fracassa (1940) - Director of PhotographyThe Three Maxims (1936) - Director of PhotographyMstitel (1960) - Director of PhotographyŽena, která ví, co chce (1934) - Director of Photography