Cinematographer Dick Pope, has died, aged 77.
The British film icon and double Oscar nominee was known for his work on films including Mr Turner, The Illusionist and Secrets & Lies.
His death was confirmed in a statement from the British Society of Cinematographers on Wednesday which read: ‘It is with deepest sadness that we learn of the passing of our friend and colleague Dick Pope BSC.’
‘Dick had a reputation for being a wonderful collaborator and someone who was passionate about the art form of cinematography.’
‘He was keen to embrace new technologies and ideas while also ensuring the skills and crafts of those that came before him weren’t lost.’
Following the announcement, Tom Hardy, who worked with Pope on Legend, paid tribute on Instagram, writing: ‘Dick Pope, British Cinematographer, lovely friend and all round legend. Aug 1947 October 2024.’
Cinematographer Dick Pope, has died, aged 77. The British film icon and double Oscar nominee was known for his work on films including Mr Turner and Secrets & Lies
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