Christopher Doyle
Birthday
1952/05/02 (72 years old)
Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Also know as
Ho Fung To, Kefeng Du, Chris Doyle, 杜可風, 크리스토퍼 도일, 杜可风
Biography
Christopher Doyle is an Australian-Hong Kong cinematographer who often works on Chinese language films. He has won awards at the Cannes Film Festival and Venice Film Festival, as well as AFI Award for cinematography, the Golden Horse awards (four times), and Hong Kong Film Award (six times). Doyle is an affiliate of the Hong Kong Society of Cinematographers. Doyle was born in Sydney, Australia in 1952. He left his native country on a Norwegian merchant ship at the age of eighteen, after which h...Read more
Acting
(1996) Comrades, Almost a Love Story
as Jeremy
(1981) Idle Dream
as ---
(2011) Pinku Eiga: Inside the Pleasure Dome of Japanese Erotic Cinema
as Self
(1998) Andromedia
as Sakkaa / Soccer
(1989) Carry on Yakuza
as Fake Arms Dealer
(2003) 1:99 Shorts
as 10)
(2010) Showtime
as ---
(2006) Twelve Twenty
as Taxi Driver / Captain
(2009) Behind the Blur
as ---
(2001) Orientations: Chris Doyle - Stirred But Not Shaken
as Himself
(1982) The Sexy Lady Driver
as Steven George
(1988) I Love Mary
as ---
(1997) Yesterday You, Yesterday Me
as Yeung Seng Bo at 33 (Narrator)
(1986) Omega Syndrome
as Leonard Waxman
(2014) Christopher Doyle: Filming in the Neon World
as ---
M on the Bund
as Self
(1990) Family Day
as Tourist
(2007) In the Mood for Doyle
as Himself
(2016) Wind
as Himself
(2006) Reflections of Lady in the Water
as ---
(2006) McDull, the Alumni
as BBQ Cook
(2010) A Moment in Time
as ---
(2007) Paranoid Park
as Uncle Tommy
(2008) Making Paranoid Park
as ---
(2001) Grit & Polish: Heroines from Hong Kong
as Self
(2000) Psycho Path
as Self - Cinematographer
(2019) Iron Fists and Kung Fu Kicks
as Self
(1981) The Land of the Brave
as Australian Man (Cameo)
Christopher Doyle in Conversation: Days of Being Wild
as Himself
(2021) Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain
as Self - Guest / Cinematographer (archive footage)
(2004) The Culture Show
as Self