Oscar’s Longest Losing Streaks: 12 People With 10-Plus Nominations and No Wins (Photos)
Diane Warren, Thomas Newman and other veterans who’ve become the Susan Luccis of the Academy Awards
Roger Deakins
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American Society of Cinematographers Gives Top Award to Roger Deakins, Again
The “1917” cinematographer wins his fifth ASC award; Spotlight and and documentary awards go to “The Lighthouse” and “Honeyland”
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How ‘1917’ Cinematographer Roger Deakins Pulled Off Sam Mendes’ One-Shot WWI Film
TheWrap Oscar magazine: “It’s a single shot, but does that force us to just follow them down a trench all the time?” Deakins says
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‘1917’: How Sam Mendes & Co. Re-Created World War I in a Single Take
TheWrap Oscar Magazine: “If I think that this scene would be better edited, then I’ve written it wrong and staged it wrong,'” director says
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George MacKay Says ‘1917’ Climax Was a ‘Beautiful Mistake’ on Day of Filming (Video)
“The rule is you don’t stop unless they say stop,” MacKay tells Jimmy Fallon
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‘1917,’ ‘Joker,’ ‘The Irishman’ Among American Society of Cinematographers Nominees
“Ford v Ferrari” and “Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood” are also nominated by the ASC, which has a good record of predicting Oscar nominations
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Every Sam Mendes Movie, Ranked Worst to Best (Photos)
Where does “1917” rank among the Oscar-winning director’s filmography?
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‘1917’ and 12 Other ‘One-Shot’ Movies, From ‘Timecode’ to ‘Birdman’ (Photos)
Alfred Hitchcock’s “Rope” was the first film to experiment with the single-take technique
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‘1917’ Receives Overwhelming Acclaim Following NY and LA Screenings: ‘Stunning on Every Level’
Expect Sam Mendes’ war film to earn multiple Oscar nominations
