James Glennon

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James Glennon
Born
James Glennon

(1942-08-29)29 August 1942
Los Angeles, California, United States
Died19 October 2006(2006-10-19) (aged 64)
Los Angeles, California, United States
OccupationCinematographer
Years active1970–2006
SpouseCharmaine Witus (1977-2006) (until his death)
ChildrenMeghan Glennon
Allison Glennon
Juliet Glennon
ParentBert Glennon (Father)

James Glennon, ASC (August 29, 1942 – October 19, 2006) was an American cinematographer who started off working in the Warner Bros. mail room, moved to the camera department and later worked as a cinematographer on feature motion pictures including as director of photography of the American unit for Return of the Jedi, Citizen Ruth, Election, About Schmidt and others including El Norte. He was born in Los Angeles, California.

In 2005 his work on the HBO television series Deadwood earned him an Emmy Award. Glennon also worked as director of photography on a number of other television movies and program series, such as The West Wing, along with Carnivàle and Big Love for HBO.

His father was cinematographer Bert Glennon. He had four children: Meghan Glennon (actress), Allison Glennon, Andrew Glennon, and Juliet Glennon.

Selected filmography

As cinematographer

Year Film Director Notes
1977 Jaws of Death Documentary
1981 Prisoners Peter Werner
1983 El Norte Gregory Nava
1984 Up the Creek Robert Butler
1985 Smooth Talk Joyce Chopra
1986 One More Saturday Night Dennis Klein
Flight of the Navigator Randal Kleiser
1988 A Time of Destiny Gregory Nava
1990 A Show of Force Bruno Barreto
1996 Citizen Ruth Alexander Payne
1997 Best Men Tamra Davis
1999 The Runner Ron Moler
Election Alexander Payne
2000 South of Heaven, West of Hell Dwight Yoakam
Playing Mona Lisa Matthew Huffman
2001 Viva Las Nowhere Jason Bloom
2002 About Schmidt Alexander Payne
Local Boys Ron Moler
Life Without Dick Bix Skahill Straight-to-DVD
2003 The United States of Leland Matthew Ryan Hoge
2005 The Big White Mark Mylod
Madison William Bindley
2006 Room 10 Jennifer Aniston
Andrea Buchanan
Short Film

Death

He died unexpectedly on October 19, 2006, from a blood clot resulting from surgery for prostate cancer.[1] He is buried at the Santa Barbara Cemetery.

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