Mikael Salomon
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Mikael Salomon (born February 24, 1945 in Copenhagen, Denmark) is a Danish filmmaker,[1] cinematographer of The Abyss (1989) and Backdraft (1991), and director of Band of Brothers (2001).
After a long cinematography career in Danish cinema, he went to Hollywood in the late 1980s and has remained highly prolific there, first as cinematographer, later as television director.[2][3][4] He has been Oscar nominated twice.[5]
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The Abyss, Always, Arachnophobia, Backdraft, Far and Away and many others.
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- ^ En travl dag i Los Angeles. Portræt: Mikael Salomon, fotograf. Politiken | 11.01.1994 | 2. sektion | Side 3 |
- ^ Den danske kong Salomon. Portræt/interview: Mikael Salomon. Politiken | 25.08.1993 | 2. sektion | Side 1
- ^ Savner hygge og rugbrød. Portræt: Mikael Salomon. Ekstra Bladet | 22.08.1993 | 2. sektion | Side 4
- ^ Dansker til tops i Hollywood. Portræt af filmfotografen Mikael Salomon. Politiken | 01.01.1990 | 2. sektion | Side 2
- ^ Succes på strømer. Portræt/interview: Mikael Salomon. Ekstra Bladet | 01.04.1999 | Skærtorsdag | Side 24
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