Gilbert Taylor

Movie number one, we are going to talk about 1976's The Omen, directed by Richard Donner, starring Gregory Peck, Lee Remick, David Warner, Billy Whitelaw, Harvey Stevens, and Patrick Troughton.

Cinematography by Gilbert Taylor, and music composed by Jerry Goldsmith.

After a series of ominous deaths and disturbing warnings, An American diplomat begins to suspect that his young son Damien may be the Antichrist.

His search for answers turns a seemingly ordinary family into the center of a terrifying conspiracy.

but you can make out on this sheet of paper, Director G. Lucas, Director of Photography, Gilb Taylor.

That's Gilbert Taylor, who was the DP on Star Wars.

Picture, this is The Star Wars.

interesting to have that in there date shot 30th of may 1976 done a little bit of research and at that time they were shooting scenes in the morning falcon cockpit and in the death star corridors And there's a little bit of extra info on there, which I won't bore you with, the film type and the amount of footage, et cetera, et cetera.

Polanski, in his first English-language film, crafts a claustrophobic world where the walls seem to close in on Carol.

The cinematography by Gilbert Taylor is stark and unsettling, capturing the oppressive nature of Carol's environment.

The black and white imagery enhances the film's eerie quality, making the viewer feel as trapped as Carol herself.

Carol's descent into madness is portrayed with chilling subtlety.

Where is his name at? I'm looking for it, and I can't find it now that I'm saying it.

But, oh, Gilbert Taylor, New Hope, The Omen, Flash Gordon, Repulsion, Repulsion, Losing It, which is crazy, Venom, Dr. Strangelove.

He has no time to do it.

He has, he has the craziest cast in this movie.