Roger Pratt, the cinematographer behind “The Fisher King,” “Brazil” and Tim Burton’s “Batman” has died. He was 77. The news was posted via the British Society of Cinematographers. “It is with deepest sadness that we learn of the passing of Roger Pratt BSC (1947-2024).” The news did not state when he died, nor did it share the cause of death.

Pratt was also a frequent collaborator of Terry Gilliam, whom he met while filming 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail.'

Oscar-nominated Harry Potter and Batman cinematographer dies at 77 - British cinematographer was frequent collaborator of filmmaker Terry Gilliam

BRITISH cinematographer Roger Pratt has tragically died aged 77. The film legend’s death was confirmed by the British Society of Cinematographers who said Pratt passed away in December. It

British cinematographer Roger Pratt, who was nominated for an Oscar for his work on The End of the Affair, and worked on two Harry Potter movies, has sadly passed away at the age of 77

The Oscar-nominated British DP also lensed Terry Gilliam's "Twelve Monkeys" and "The Fisher King" and two "Harry Potter" films The post Roger Pratt, ‘Brazil’ and ‘Batman’ Cinematographer, Dies at 77 appeared first on TheWrap.

A frequent collaborator of filmmaker Terry Gilliam, he also worked on 'Troy,' 'Mary Shelley's Frankenstein' and 'The Karate Kid.'

Born in Leicester in 1947, Pratt attended the London Film School in the late sixties and got his first credit as camera assistant on director Mike Leigh’s 1971 film Bleak Moments. He would later serve as cinematographer on Leigh’s 1983 TV film Meantime and 1988 feature High Hopes .

Roger Pratt, an Oscar-nominated British cinematographer who worked on two Harry Potter films and with such top directors as Tim Burton, Terry Gilliam, Kenneth Branagh, Mike Leigh, Lasse Hallström, Neil Jordan,