Person
Charles Suin
Camera
Biography
Charles Suin is a director of French photography. Known in particular for his collaboration with the director Jean Boyer, Charles Suin contributes as a cinematographer to some fifty French films (and some Italian films or co-productions), between 1934 and 1961. During his career, he photographed the actors Bourvil ( Garou-Garou, the wall-pass of Jean Boyer in 1951), Fernandel (eg Naïs of Marcel Pagnol and Raymond Leboursier in 1945), or Michel Simon (eg Jean Boyer's Femmes de Paris in 1953). ), among others. (Wikipedia)
Known for
Mum's the Word
Director of Photography
Monte Carlo Baby
Director of Photography
Nina
Director of Photography
Fernandel the Dressmaker
Cinematography
One Hundred Francs Per Second
Director of Photography
Une femme par jour
Director of Photography
French Touch
Director of Photography
Crazy for Love
Director of Photography
We Will All Go to Paris
Director of Photography
The Wild Oat
Director of Photography
Filmography
- 1961À rebrousse-poilDirector of Photography
- 1960Mum's the WordDirector of Photography
- 1959NinaDirector of Photography
- 1957Sénéchal the MagnificentDirector of Photography
- 1956The Terror with WomenDirector of Photography
- 1956Fernandel the DressmakerCinematography
- 1953The Wild OatDirector of Photography
- 1953One Hundred Francs Per SecondDirector of Photography
- 1952Crazy for LoveDirector of Photography
- 1952French TouchDirector of Photography
- 1951Monte Carlo BabyDirector of Photography
- 1951Mr. Peek-a-BooDirector of Photography
- 1950Le Roi PandoreDirector of Photography
- 1950We Will All Go to ParisDirector of Photography
- 1949À la culotte de zouaveDirector of Photography
- 1949Une femme par jourDirector of Photography
- 1948Mademoiselle Has FunDirector of Photography
- 1945NaïsDirector of Photography
- 1943Anything for a SongCinematography
- 1943Lively TeresaCinematography
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