Caleb Deschanel

And they went to an emergency room that had one doctor and one nurse.

And Caleb Deschanel was the director of photography, uh, at this point on the film, and he was described as, quote, "Leading a number of crew members down the hall in a highly vocal conga line." The drugs were doing their work.

Those affected were then given liquid charcoal to drink to try and wash the PCP from their system and get them to vomit it up.

And as Bill Paxton, one of the cast, would note, even wh- [laughs] I mean, Cameron was basically trying to get the, the things back up and running.

Meanwhile, back to the film.

Cameron's now in Mexico, and he's changed his direct, uh, director of photography.

Caleb Deschanel was a film director himself.

It was never going to work.

Sure.

Cinematographer Caleb Deschanel, by the way, is the name of the cinematographer for this movie.

Yeah.

Who also shot National Treasure.

All right.

Let's give it to Mr. Caleb Deschanel for his work in Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter.

Boom.

Round 10. best quote slash best dialogue or abraham lincoln vampire hunter i have henry saying myths don't beat you senseless after you put a bullet in their brain no mr lincoln vampires are real i love that line i also have lincoln saying to henry i've done everything you've asked me every letter every name but never the letter i wait for and never the name i want most when do i get to kill john bartz or

It's these two guys, Matthew Robbins and Hal Barwood.

John Milius, Howard Kazanjian, Walter Murch, Randall Kleiser, Caleb Deschanel, Robert Dalva, Willard Hyuk, and Donald Glutt.

I wasn't going to say them all, but then I felt guilty about leaving out just like one or two of them.

So I just like kept going.

in a pack

when yeah disney's surprise family hit yeah did insane numbers on vhs and was nominated for an oscar for caleb deschanel's cinematography oh wow i remember that playing a lot on like vhs tapes

like fly away home now on video i

i haven't seen it and yeah probably since it was on vhs but um looking back at it A lot of the reviews, everybody was like, this movie is gorgeous.

Like, one of the-

Uh, new transfer approved by my buddy Caleb Deschanel.

Ooh, really?

We love that.

But the first half, when it's just the boy and the horse stranded on the island, Carol Ballard directs it.

Caleb Deschanel is the cinematographer.

And it's a wordless stretch of just images, just pure visual storytelling.

I love it.