Films Shot by Rudolph Maté
Kinora's catalogue lists 4 films shot by Rudolph Maté, spanning 1928–1946. Each is tagged by where and when it takes place — filter by real-world setting, era, and environment, or open any film for its full tagged world.
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- 1940
Foreign Correspondent
Urbandir. Alfred Hitchcock - 1946
Gilda
Urbandir. Charles Vidor - 1928
The Passion of Joan of Arc
Urbandir. Carl Theodor Dreyer - 1942
To Be or Not to Be
Urbandir. Ernst Lubitsch
Frequently asked
How many movies are shot by Rudolph Maté?
Kinora's catalogue lists 4 films shot by Rudolph Maté, spanning 1928–1946.
What are some movies shot by Rudolph Maté?
Films shot by Rudolph Maté in our catalogue include Foreign Correspondent (1940), Gilda (1946), The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928), and To Be or Not to Be (1942).
What is the oldest movie shot by Rudolph Maté?
The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928) is the earliest film shot by Rudolph Maté in our catalogue; the most recent is Gilda (1946).