Vernon L. Walker
Special EffectsCinematographerVisual Effects
- Born
- May 2, 1894
- Died
- March 14, 1948
- Awards
- 0 wins, 4 nominations
Vernon L. Walker was born on 2 May 1894 in Detroit, Michigan, USA. He was a cinematographer, known for Notorious (1946), Suspicion (1941) and King Kong (1933). He was married to Lottie J. Walker. He died on 14 March 1948 in Balboa Island, Newport Beach, California, USA.
Biography
Cinematographer
 Mummy's Boys(1936) |
 Son of Kong(1933) |
 The Druggist's Dilemma(1933) |
 King Kong(1933) |
 Ten Nights in a Bar-Room(1931) |
Second Unit or Assistant Director
 Mr. & Mrs. Smith(1941) |
Special Effects
 Variety Time(1948) |
 Tycoon(1947) |
 Mourning Becomes Electra(1947) |
 Sinbad, the Sailor(1947) |
 Sister Kenny(1946) |
Visual Effects
 The Truth About Murder(1946) |
 Wanderer of the Wasteland(1945) |
 Brewster's Millions(1945) |
 The Woman in the Window(1944) |
 They Made Her a Spy(1939) |
Camera and Electrical Department
 Ann Vickers(1933) |
 The Silver Cord(1933) |
Additional Crew
 The Lost World(1925) |
Known for
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