Peter James
- Known for
- Camera
- Born
- April 7, 1947 (age 79)
- Birthplace
- Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Biography
Peter James (born March 7, 1947) is an Australian cinematographer. He has frequently collaborated with director Bruce Beresford on films such as Driving Miss Daisy, Black Robe, and Double Jeopardy. James has also served as director of photography on several Hollywood comedies including Meet the Parents, 27 Dresses, and Yogi Bear.
Known For
Filmography
The Travellers
Movie · Director of Photography
Ladies in Black
Movie · Director of Photography
Yogi Bear
Movie · Director of Photography
Mao’s Last Dancer
Movie · Director of Photography
27 Dresses
Movie · Director of Photography
The Pacifier
Movie · Director of Photography
Cheaper by the Dozen 2
Movie · Director of Photography
And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself
Movie · Director of Photography
The Man Who Sued God
Movie · Director of Photography
Meet the Parents
Movie · Director of Photography
Double Jeopardy
Movie · Director of Photography
The Newton Boys
Movie · Director of Photography
Paradise Road
Movie · Director of Photography
Diabolique
Movie · Director of Photography
Last Dance
Movie · Director of Photography
Ri¢hie Ri¢h
Movie · Additional Photography
Silent Fall
Movie · Director of Photography
Alive
Movie · Director of Photography
My Life
Movie · Director of Photography
The Thing Called Love
Movie · Director of Photography
Rich in Love
Movie · Director of Photography
Black Robe
Movie · Director of Photography
Mister Johnson
Movie · Director of Photography
Driving Miss Daisy
Movie · Director of Photography
Shadows of the Peacock
Movie · Director of Photography
The Right Hand Man
Movie · Director of Photography
Rebel
Movie · Director of Photography
A Private Function
Movie · Clapper Loader
The Wild Duck
Movie · Director of Photography
The Monster's Christmas
Movie · Director of Photography
The Killing of Angel Street
Movie · Director of Photography
Caddie
Movie · Director of Photography
Sister, If You Only Knew
Movie · Director of Photography