Robert Fraisse
Known for
Cinematography
Born
January 1, 1940 (age 86)
Birthplace
Paris, France
Biography
Robert Fraisse (born 1940) is a French cinematographer born in Paris. He was nominated for an Academy Award for his work on the film The Lover. Fraisse has been a regular collaborator for directors like Jean-Jacques Annaud and Nick Cassavetes.
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Best known work
The Notebook
2004
Enemy at the Gates
2001
The Other Woman
2014
Hotel Rwanda
2004
Seven Years in Tibet
1997
Ronin
1998
Alpha Dog
2006
Emmanuelle
1974
The Lover
1992
Le Chef
2012Filmography
TBA
Le PangolinDirector of Photography
TBA
Rendez-vousDirector of Photography
2021
2014
The Other WomanDirector of Photography
2013
Girl on a BicycleDirector of Photography
2012
Le ChefDirector of Photography
2008
A Pain in the AssDirector of Photography
2007
Goodbye BafanaDirector of Photography
2006
The ValetDirector of Photography
2006
Alpha DogDirector of Photography
2004
Hotel RwandaDirector of Photography
2004
The Notebookas Buyer #1, Director of Photography
2003
LutherDirector of Photography
2003
TempoDirector of Photography
2001
Enemy at the GatesDirector of Photography
2000
VatelDirector of Photography
1999
Season's BeatingsDirector of Photography
1998
RoninDirector of Photography
1997
Seven Years in TibetDirector of Photography
1997
Keys to TulsaDirector of Photography
1996
Ghost with DriverDirector of Photography
1995
Wings of CourageDirector of Photography
1995
Citizen XDirector of Photography
1993
A CrimeDirector of Photography
1992
StrangersDirector of Photography