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M.A. Andersen(1893-1958)

  • Cinematographer
  • Camera and Electrical Department
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M.A. Andersen was born on 15 September 1893 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. He was a cinematographer, known for The Secrets of Wu Sin (1932), Fifteen Wives (1934) and The Ghost Walks (1934). He died on 8 March 1958 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
BornSeptember 15, 1893
DiedMarch 8, 1958(64)
BornSeptember 15, 1893
DiedMarch 8, 1958(64)
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Known for

Tetsu Komai, Toshia Mori, and Lois Wilson in The Secrets of Wu Sin (1932)
The Secrets of Wu Sin
5.2
Movie
  • Cinematographer(as M.A. Anderson)
  • 1932
Noel Francis and Conway Tearle in Fifteen Wives (1934)
Fifteen Wives
Movie
  • Cinematographer
  • 1934
June Collyer in The Ghost Walks (1934)
The Ghost Walks
5.6
Movie
  • Cinematographer
  • 1934
The Lure of the South Seas
1.8
Movie
  • Cinematographer(as M.A. Anderson)
  • 1928

Credits

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Cinematographer

  • The Gabby Hayes Show (1950)
    The Gabby Hayes Show
    7.0
    TV Series
    • cinematographer
    • 1950–1954
  • Moe Howard, Larry Fine, Shemp Howard, and Nancy Saunders in The Ghost Talks (1949)
    The Ghost Talks
    7.1
    Short
    • Cinematographer (as M.A. Anderson)
    • 1949
  • Smiley Burnette, Doye O'Dell, Don Reynolds, Charles Starrett, and The Radio Rangers in Whirlwind Raiders (1948)
    Whirlwind Raiders
    6.7
    • director of photography
    • 1948
  • Lash La Rue, Gloria Marlen, and Al St. John in Border Feud (1947)
    Border Feud
    5.5
    • director of photography (as Milford Anderson)
    • 1947
  • Roscoe Ates and Eddie Dean in West to Glory (1947)
    West to Glory
    5.9
    • director of photography (as Milford Anderson)
    • 1947
  • Jean Porter in Betty Co-Ed (1946)
    Betty Co-Ed
    6.7
    • Cinematographer (as Andy Anderson)
    • 1946
  • Adrienne Ames, Esther Ralston, and Craig Reynolds in Slander House (1938)
    Slander House
    5.5
    • Cinematographer
    • 1938
  • Helen MacKellar, Maurice Murphy, Terry Walker, and Doris Weston in Delinquent Parents (1938)
    Delinquent Parents
    5.1
    • Cinematographer (as M.A. Anderson)
    • 1938
  • Sheila Bromley, Verna Hillie, and Marjorie Reynolds in Rebellious Daughters (1938)
    Rebellious Daughters
    4.6
    • Cinematographer
    • 1938
  • Andy Clyde and Lucile Gleason in Red Lights Ahead (1936)
    Red Lights Ahead
    5.6
    • Cinematographer (photography)
    • 1936
  • Donald Cook in Ellis Island (1936)
    Ellis Island
    5.3
    • Cinematographer
    • 1936
  • Muriel Evans in The House of Secrets (1936)
    The House of Secrets
    5.1
    • Cinematographer
    • 1936
  • Lady Luck (1936)
    Lady Luck
    5.5
    • Cinematographer
    • 1936
  • Muriel Evans and Roger Pryor in Missing Girls (1936)
    Missing Girls
    5.0
    • Cinematographer
    • 1936
  • Evelyn Brent, Reginald Denny, and Jack La Rue in It Couldn't Have Happened (But It Did) (1936)
    It Couldn't Have Happened (But It Did)
    6.0
    • Cinematographer
    • 1936

Camera and Electrical Department

  • George Brent and Ruth Chatterton in Female (1933)
    Female
    6.7
    • assistant camera (uncredited)
    • 1933
  • Edward G. Robinson, Mary Astor, and Helen Vinson in The Little Giant (1933)
    The Little Giant
    7.0
    • camera operator (uncredited)
    • 1933
  • Philo McCullough and Tom Santschi in White Renegade (1931)
    White Renegade
    7.7
    • camera operator (as M.A. Anderson)
    • 1931

Personal details

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  • Alternative names
    • M. A. Andersen
  • Born
    • September 15, 1893
    • Chicago, Illinois, USA
  • Died
    • March 8, 1958
    • Los Angeles, California, USA

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