Freddie Young Tribute

A tribute to British Cinematographer Freddie Young (1902 - 1998). Known for his work with directors David Lean, Guy Hamilton, John Ford, Sidney Lumet, Blake Edwards, King Vidor, Vincente Minnelli, Michael Powell, Sam Wood, Franklin J. Schaffner, Mike Newell, Lewis Gilbert, Richard Brooks, Richard Thorpe, and Byron Haskin.
Movies used: Lawrence of Arabia, Doctor Zhivago, Ryan's Daughter, You Only Live Twice, Nicholas and Alexandra, Solomon and Sheba, Treasure Island (1950), The Tamarind Seed, The Man in the Iron Mask (1977), Battle of Britain, The Deadly Affair, The 49th Parallel, Ivanhoe, Mogambo, Lord Jim, Lust for Life (European photography), and Goodbye Mr. Chips.
Music used: Maurice Jarre - Overture (Lawrence of Arabia)
Vivaldi: Four Seasons - Summer - Allegro Non Molto
made under fair use

[@tturnquest1]

Great workman. Freddie Young was one of the best cinematographers of all time. He's right up there with Roger Deakins, Vittorio Storaro, Gordon Willis, and Robert Richardson.

[@michaelbruns449]

My favorite Cinematographer ever and what a visual genius.
Winning three Academy Awards for three consecutive David Lean epic masterpieces.
Lawrence Of Arabia
Doctor Zhivago
Ryans Daughter, which may actually be his most beautiful cinematic achievement...

[@polarisgemini52]

I have never liked David Lean. All three of his movies; Lawrence of Arabia, Ryan's Daughter and Doctor Zhivago gave me headaches but God knows all three of them looked absolutely visually stunning.
I felt thirsty during Lawrence of Arabia, warm during Ryan's Daughter and cold during Zhivago and that could not have been possible without Freddie Young's heavenly camerawork. I am grateful to have seen the world through his eyes. Such beauty, such grandiose, only Mr. Young could have done it.

[@Jimbo.05]

This man created some of the most unforgettable images in cinema history. David Lean and Freddie Young - absolute masters of their craft. Dr. Zhivago and Lawrence of Arabia I have both on bluray and watch them regularly.

[@benlotus2703]

Beautiful images.
Stunning 10 minute video
10/10

[@nosearmy9304]

Thanks a lot.

[@balavizu]

Fantastic 💐

[@nosearmy9304]

Thank you.

[@GioLaud]

Yes, I've been wanting this for a while, great video, thanks

[@nosearmy9304]

Thanks. Glad you liked it.

[@PureCinemaindie]

Great efforts, we love and inspired from ur work nosearmy, thankyou lot.

[@nosearmy9304]

Thanks. I appreciate it.

[@vicentefiorentini1274]

excellent

[@joshuaflores8532]

Amazing.

[@nosearmy9304]

Thanks

[@kevinmuendo9889]

I dont know what i would do without your channel!

[@DiganntSurti]

You did a great job. I love his work and he has inspired me a lot. He was one of the best British Cinematographers. You are doing great by editing such videos and making people aware about them. Keep giving such tributes.

[@nosearmy9304]

Thanks for the kind words

[@meshplates]

Wishing you captioned the films with their titles. The leans are easy to identify.....but grateful for your compilation.

[@nosearmy9304]

Thanks. I'll look into adding a subtitle track for the videos.

[@nosearmy9304]

I added a subtitle track to my latest video (Slawomir Idziak) as a test. Please let me know what you think. I'll work on the others when I can.

[@gametheory2676]

your music choice and editing is on point.. love this presentation.. i need to watch lawrence of arabia.. too beautiful..

[@nosearmy9304]

Thanks. I appreciate it.

[@eljefe1892]

I love your channel

[@nosearmy9304]

Thanks

[@photomg316]

Fabulous channel you run nosearmy , can't remember the last time I thought that on RUclips.

[@nosearmy9304]

Thanks for the kind words. Glad you enjoy it.

[@tigrman88]

a credit to the human experience

[@antonionogueracordaro2755]

7:46 what movies is that from?

[@nosearmy9304]

Nicholas and Alexandra (1971)

[@michaelbruns449]

What movie is this from? > 1:29

[@nosearmy9304]

The Tamarind Seed

[@michaelbruns449]

@@nosearmy9304 thanx...

[@NothingReallyMattersInTheEnd]

Which movie scene is that from 9:06 to 9:10

[@nosearmy9304]

"Solomon and Sheba" (1959)

[@Directedby_sam]

What movie is this from? > 8:48

[@nosearmy9304]

Goodbye Mr. Chips (1939)