7th Heaven  (1927)

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The movie 7th Heaven, released in 1927 and directed by Frank Borzage, was shot on film using Mitchell Standard Camera with Ernest Palmer, Joseph A. Valentine as cinematographer and editing by Barney Wolf.
Directed by | Frank Borzage
Cinematography by | Ernest Palmer, Joseph A. Valentine
Edited by | Barney Wolf
Acquisition
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Distributors
Country | United States
Language | None, English
Genres | Drama, Romance

 
➤ Cast
Madame Gobin
Père Chevillon
Brissac
Streetlamp Lighter
Street Girl
Bullet Factory Worker
Street Girl
Little Boy
Aunt Valentine
Uncle George
➤ Directed by
➤ Cinematography by
Cinematographer - Photographed By
➤ Written by
➤ Edited by
➤ Produced by
Producer
Supervising Producer
➤ Original Music by
Premiere: Los Angeles
Composer
➤ Art Direction by
Art Director
➤ Costume Design by
Costume Designer
Costume Designer
➤ Second Unit & Assistant Directors
Assistant Director
Assistant Director
➤ Camera & Electrical Department
Still Photographer
Assistant Camera
Assistant Camera
Assistant Camera
➤ Editorial Department
Supervising Editor
➤ Special Effects Department
Matte Paintings
Matte Paintings
Miniatures
Matte Paintings
➤ Art Department
Settings
➤ Makeup Department
Hair Stylist
Hair Stylist
➤ Music Department
Musical Presentation: New York Premiere
Orchestrator: Erno Rapee Score
7th Heaven - modified: [171201] [18379]

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