Julius Jaenzon (8 July 1885 – 17 February 1961) was a Swedish cinematographer, essential in the early Swedish silent cinema. He is most known for his collaborations with directors Victor Sjöström and Mauritz Stiller, particularly in adaptions of novels by Selma Lagerlöf. Especially the accuracy with which he mastered the double exposure, for example in The Phantom Carriage, was much admired at the time.
Birthday: July 08, 1885
Death: February 17, 1961
August 08, 1937
October 23, 1931
September 15, 1929
March 22, 1941
January 01, 1921
September 23, 1934
January 01, 1907
September 19, 1914
April 23, 1936
December 26, 1930
October 14, 1912
February 16, 1931
April 09, 1933
December 26, 1925
September 18, 1919
November 09, 1939
October 11, 1920
March 09, 1924
November 25, 1935
October 23, 1942
January 29, 1917
January 01, 1918
August 31, 1927
August 06, 1915
December 16, 1942
May 31, 1937
January 13, 1936
March 22, 1943
December 26, 1941
February 10, 1941
December 26, 1939
January 01, 1912
March 18, 1912
November 12, 1917
November 21, 1913
March 03, 1913
September 03, 1913
November 10, 1913
January 13, 1913
September 22, 1914
December 30, 1912
April 17, 1913
March 09, 1914
September 27, 1915
December 01, 1912
October 28, 1935
November 18, 1946
November 12, 1945
November 01, 1940
September 22, 1941
September 28, 1942
November 08, 1939
May 13, 1913
February 17, 1935
June 12, 1944
January 02, 1930
January 01, 1931
September 16, 1928
January 30, 1914
January 19, 1948
December 13, 1915
November 02, 1943
September 02, 1946
August 11, 1930
January 17, 1927
November 12, 1934
June 06, 1911
January 02, 1915
February 17, 1913
January 02, 1913
November 28, 1930
November 02, 1914
January 01, 1919
January 04, 1915
November 09, 1925
January 01, 1923
March 31, 1913
October 06, 1913
November 20, 1916
September 04, 1916
February 21, 1919
January 23, 1928
October 03, 1927
January 18, 1915
October 21, 1912
October 16, 1912
December 26, 1929
February 05, 1912
October 27, 1930
November 08, 1926
August 01, 1932
September 15, 1924
September 15, 1930
March 20, 1922
August 25, 1916
January 01, 1922
February 05, 1923
November 12, 1953