Roger Fellous
Roger Fellous est un directeur de la photographie français, né le 4 janvier 1919 dans le 15e arrondissement de Paris et mort le 4 février 2006 à Issy-les-Moulineaux.
Il a aussi exercé les fonctions de scénariste, réalisateur et producteur. Il est le frère aîné du directeur de la photographie Maurice Fellous (1925-2015).
En 1958, Roger Fellous utilise le prototype du premier zoom pour le cinéma (35 - 140 mm) inventé par Pierre Angénieux, sur le film «Julie La Rousse» de Claude Boissol.
La même année, Roger Fellous et Maurice Fellous s'associent avec Jean Dicop (assistant du chef opérateur Armand Thirard) pour créer le zoom-scope, premier zoom français pour le cinémascope.
Source: Article "Roger Fellous" de Wikipédia en français, soumis à la licence CC-BY-SA.
Photos
Films (51)

Famille fou rire
1993 · Director of Photography

Dark Mission: Flowers of Evil
1988 · Director of Photography
Stallion
1987 · Director of Photography

The Satin Spider
1986 · Director of Photography

Angel of Death
1985 · Director of Photography

Cameroon Connection
1985 · Adaptation, Director of Photography

African Fever
1985 · Writer

White Fire
1984 · Director of Photography

Rookie Soldiers on Maneuvers
1981 · Director of Photography

Belles, blondes et bronzées
1981 · Director of Photography

Who Is That Splashing in the Mediterranean?
1980 · Director of Photography

The Immoral One
1980 · Director of Photography

Les Aventures de Guidon Fûté
1980 · Director of Photography

Hot Dogs On Ibiza
1979 · Director of Photography

Bidasses Academy
1978 · Director of Photography

Sadsacks In the Boarding School
1978 · Director of Photography

The Teasers Go to Paris
1977 · Director of Photography
Pierre Molinier, 7 rue des Faussets
1976 · Director of Photography

Infidélités
1975 · Director of Photography

Prostitution
1975 · Director of Photography

Clockwork Bananas
1974 · Director of Photography

Line Up and Lay Down
1973 · Director of Photography

5 Kittens
1973 · Slapping Motorist (uncredited)

Profession: Adventurers
1973 · Director of Photography

World's Best Whorehouse for Women
1973 · Director of Photography

Manhunt for Murder
1971 · Director of Photography

To Die of Love
1971 · Producer

The Blood Rose
1970 · Director of Photography

Happy He Who Like Ulysses
1970 · Director of Photography

Sexyrella
1968 · Writer, Director of Photography

Erotic Urge
1968 · Director, Producer, Writer

Gerichtstag
1966 · Director of Photography

The Spy Who Went Into Hell
1965 · Director of Photography

Tight Skirts, Loose Pleasures
1965 · Director of Photography

Diary of a Chambermaid
1964 · Director of Photography

Anatomy of a Marriage: My Days with Françoise
1964 · Director of Photography

Stop Train 349
1963 · Director of Photography

The Threepenny Opera
1963 · Director of Photography

Alerte au barrage
1962 · Director of Photography

The Burning Court
1962 · Director of Photography

Tomorrow Is My Turn
1960 · Director of Photography

Do or Die!
1960 · Director of Photography

A Game for Six Lovers
1960 · Director of Photography

Julie la rousse
1959 · Director of Photography

The Coin
1959 · Director of Photography

Bobosse
1959 · Director of Photography

Tonight the Skirts Fly
1956 · Director of Photography

Une fille épatante
1955 · Director of Photography

Dix-huit heures d'escale
1955 · Director of Photography

Le Crâneur
1955 · Director of Photography

Two Doves
1949 · Self - Camera Operator (in prologue)

