J. Roy Hunt(1884-1972)

J. Roy Hunt was born on 7 July 1884 in Caperton, West Virginia, USA. He was a cinematographer, known for I'm Still Alive (1940), Vaudou (1943) and Douilles 25-35 (1936). He died in October 1972 in Sheffield, Alabama, USA.

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6.4

Le jongleur
6.4
- director of photography (as Roy Hunt)
- 1953
Eight Iron Men
6.5
- Cinematographer (as Roy Hunt)
- 1952
Desert Passage
5.6
- director of photography
- 1952
Target
5.7
- director of photography
- 1952
Road Agent
6.1
- director of photography
- 1952
Overland Telegraph
5.9
- Cinematographer
- 1951
Pistol Harvest
5.9
- director of photography
- 1951
Newlyweds Take a Chance
5.8
Short
- Cinematographer
- 1951
From Rogues to Riches
Short
- Cinematographer
- 1951
Gunplay
6.0
- director of photography
- 1951
One Wild Night
7.3
Short
- Cinematographer
- 1951
Footlight Varieties
5.0
- Cinematographer (new footage and segment "Radio City Revels")
- 1951
Saddle Legion
6.1
- director of photography
- 1951
Brooklyn Buckaroos
Short
- Cinematographer
- 1950
Rio Grande Patrol
6.0
- Cinematographer
- 1950

Trivia
J. Roy Hunt's personal papers and other ephemera are part of the Special Collections of the Margaret Herrick Library of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in Beverly Hills