John F. Warren

Emerging from Boston, Warren began as a clapper boy for Metro Pictures in New York during the silent era, then moved to Hollywood in the 1930s where he assisted George Barnes on Hitchcock’s Rebecca and Spellbound and later operated for Cecil B. DeMille, adding photography to The Ten Commandments (1956). His first credit as director of photography came with The Country Girl (1954), earning an Acade… Read more

Biography written by WatchMoods, based on public sources