Adrian Biddle
Adrian Biddle ( born July 20, 1952 in London, † December 7, 2005 ) was a British cinematographer.
Career
Biddle began his career as assistant to the underwater camera man Egil Woxholt in films such as Her Majesty's Secret (1969 ) or Captain Nemo and the Underwater City (1970). The early 70s, he moved to the company Ridley Scott Associates and was an employee for feature films and commercials.
From 1980 he was director of photography and came across this feature on more than 100 commercials. His boss Ridley Scott and his cameraman Derek Vanlint he assisted in 1979 behind the camera for the science fiction movie Alien. In 1986 Adrian Biddle is the first time a feature film cinematographer: Aliens - The Return of James Cameron. Since then, Adrian Biddle has been involved in many successful productions and has won several awards for his works. Among other things, he was nominated for his work in Thelma & Louise 1992 for an Oscar. In 1998 he received an award at the award ceremony of the European Film Awards.
Adrian Biddle died in late 2005 at the age of 53 of a heart attack.