Gordon Pollock - Turner Classic Movies

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The Big Chase (1954)

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City Lights (1931)

Queen Kelly (1928)

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Nine and Three-fifths Seconds (1925)

Director of Photography

Heartless Husbands (1925)

Director of Photography

Defying the Law (1924)

Director of Photography

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City Lights (1931) -- (Movie Clip) Boxing Match

City Lights (1931) -- (Movie Clip) Wait For Your Change!

Biography

Filmography

Cinematography (Feature Film)

The Big Chase (1954)

Short stereo-photog

City Lights (1931)

Queen Kelly (1928)

Director of Photography

Nine and Three-fifths Seconds (1925)

Director of Photography

Heartless Husbands (1925)

Director of Photography

Defying the Law (1924)

Director of Photography

Film Production - Main (Feature Film)

I, the Jury (1953)

Technical Advisor

Life Events

Videos

City Lights (1931) -- (Movie Clip) Boxing Match Famous scene in which the tramp (writer, producer, director and star Charles Chaplin) becomes a prize fighter, hoping to raise money for an operation for "A Blind Girl" (Virgina Cherrill), briefly mistaking his corner-man for her, in City Lights, 1931.

City Lights (1931) -- (Movie Clip) Wait For Your Change! The tramp (writer, producer, director and star Charles Chaplin) meets the flower seller, "A Blind Girl," (Virginia Cherrill), who will become his raison d'etre, early in City Lights, 1931.

City Lights (1931) -- (Movie Clip) Let's Buy Some Flowers After a night of carousing with "An Eccentric Millionaire" (Harry Myers), the tramp (writer, producer, director and star Charles Chaplin) is overjoyed to once again meet "A Blind Girl" (Virginia Cherrill), in City Lights, 1931.

City Lights (1931) -- (Movie Clip) My Friend For Life! The tramp (writer, producer, director and star Charles Chaplin) meets and quite by accident saves "An Eccentric Millionaire" (Harry Myers), forming a bond in City Lights, 1931.

City Lights (1931) -- (Movie Clip) We Donate This Monument... Famous opening scene, the tramp (writer, producer, director and star Charles Chaplin) is discovered at the unveiling of a statue, in City Lights, 1931.

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