Renowned Cinematographer Dick Pope Dies at 77

The British Society of Cinematographers confirmed Pope's death, highlighting his impactful collaborations with director Mike Leigh.

Dick Pope, known for his long-standing partnership with filmmaker Mike Leigh, passed away at the age of 77.
Pope's work earned him two Oscar nominations for 'The Illusionist' and 'Mr. Turner,' showcasing his mastery in cinematography.
He began his career in documentaries before transitioning to feature films, where he became a respected figure in the industry.
Pope's final project with Leigh, 'Hard Truths,' premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and is set for release in December.
Tributes from industry peers, including actor Tom Hardy, celebrated Pope's contributions and his reputation as a beloved collaborator.