Eric Saarinen - Turner Classic Movies

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New Arts (1971)

Lost in America (1985)

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Boxoffice (1982)

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Modern Romance (1981)

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A Great Bunch of Girls (1979)

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Real Life (1979)

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Lost In America (1985) — (Movie Clip) If Liberace Had Children

Real Life (1979) -- (Movie Clip) Etinauer 226-XL

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Filmography

Director (Feature Film)

New Arts (1971)

Cinematography (Feature Film)

Lost in America (1985)

Director Of Photography

Boxoffice (1982)

Director Of Photography

Modern Romance (1981)

Director Of Photography

A Great Bunch of Girls (1979)

Director Of Photography

Real Life (1979)

Director Of Photography

Starhops (1978)

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The Hills Have Eyes (1977)

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You Light Up My Life (1977)

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Eat My Dust! (1976)

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Hollywood Boulevard (1976)

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Death Race 2000 (1975)

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Summer School Teachers (1975)

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Candy Stripe Nurses (1974)

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Fillmore (1972)

Gimme Shelter (1970)

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Film Production - Main (Feature Film)

A Force of One (1979)

The Last Campaign (1978)

Misc. Crew (Feature Film)

Lost in America (1985)

Dp/Cinematographer

Boxoffice (1982)

Cinematography (Special)

Mom and Dad Can't Hear Me (1978)

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Life Events

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Lost In America (1985) — (Movie Clip) If Liberace Had Children Executing on their new liberated lifestyle, on their first night out of L-A, neurotic yuppies David and Linda (co-writer and director Albert Brooks, and Julie Hagerty) have parked the RV and decided to splurge on a Las Vegas hotel suite before renewing their vows, meeting Michael Cornelison then Radu Gavor, in Lost In America, 1985.

Real Life (1979) -- (Movie Clip) Etinauer 226-XL Director and star Albert Brooks (as "himself," a comedian turned documentary film-maker) talks about the special gear chosen for his scientific observation of the Yeager family in Real Life, 1979.

Real Life (1979) -- (Movie Clip) It's Not Degrading! Director and star Albert Brooks assures doctors Cleary and Hill (J.A. Preston and Matthew Tobin) about his documentary as they arrive to meet the Yeagers (Charles Grodin, Frances Lee McCain et al) in Real Life, 1979.

Real Life (1979) -- (Movie Clip) First Supper Charles Grodin (as "Warren") and Frances Lee McCain (as "Jeanette") in their first "at home" episode as the family goes under the microscope in Albert Brooks' 1979 "Mockumentary," Real Life.

Modern Romance (1981) -- (Movie Clip) I Don't Feel Real Good Writer, director and star Albert Brooks, as film editor Bob Cole, with Kathryn Harrold as girlfriend Mary, in the unadorned and tone-setting opening of Modern Romance, 1981.

Modern Romance (1981) -- (Movie Clip) If You Were A Bird Back in his apartment on the night he's broken up with his girlfriend, movie editor Bob (writer and director Albert Brooks) calls back friend and assistant Jay (Bruno Kirby), who's given him two Quaaludes, and flounders, in Modern Romance, 1981.

Modern Romance (1981) -- (Movie Clip) You Want Happiness? The morning after breaking up with his girlfriend, Bob (writer and director Albert Brooks) plans his new life, seeking vitamins, then sporting goods, sold by Brooks' older brother Bob Einstein (later famous as "Super Dave Osborne"), in Modern Romance, 1981.

Real Life (1979) -- (Movie Clip) Something's Gotta Give Comic turned documentarian Albert Brooks (as "himself") warms up a crowd of citizens in Phoenix with his modified version of Johnny Mercer's "Something's Gotta Give," in an early scene from Real Life, 1979.

Real Life (1979) -- (Movie Clip) Phoenix Albert Brooks (narrating as comedian turned documentarian "Albert Brooks") extols an improbable set of details as he fills in the audience about Phoenix, Arizona in Real Life, 1979.

Real Life (1979) -- (Movie Clip) Nobel Prize Albert Brooks, the director and star playing a version of "himself," explains his methods and motivations as a documentarian in this early scene from Real Life, 1979.

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