William Cronjager Net Worth is
$3 Million

Mini Biography

Ace cinematographer William Cronjager was created on March 28, 1930 in Queens, NY. Cronjager is due to an extended and illustrious type of remarkable technical specialists in Hollywood: his dad Henry Cronjager, uncle Edward Cronjager, grandfather Henry Cronjager, and great uncle Jules Cronjager had been all first-rate cinematographers whose collective body of function dates back towards the silent film days in the first 20th hundred years. William was another associate cameraman on “South Pacific” and an associate cameraman on “The Hustler.” Cronjager produced his major tag on tv and racked up a large amount of credits shooting shows of such Television shows as “Alias Smith and Jones,” “Baretta,” “Columbo,” “The Dukes of Hazzard,” “Hill Road Blues” (that he received a Primetime Emmy for Exceptional Cinematography in a string for his exemplary focus on the pilot “Hill Road Train station” and shot 27 shows altogether of the groundbreaking tv system), “Companions in Crme,” and “Miami Vice.” Furthermore to his considerable set of episodic tv credits, William also shot several theatrical features and a slew of made-for-TV photos. His last credit was it film “Damaged Angel” in 1988. He passed away at age group 65 on, may 25, 1995 in Lake Havasu Town, Arizona.

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