Ernest Steward(1910-1990)

Ernest Steward was born on 11 September 1910 in London, England, UK. He was a cinematographer, known for The Avengers (1961), Quest for Love (1971) and Some Girls Do (1969). He died on 8 April 1990 in Yorkshire, England, UK.

8.3

TV Series

6.6

5.5

6.6

The Wildcats of St. Trinian's
3.7
- director of photography
- 1980
The Professionals
8.0
TV Series
- Cinematographer (lighting cameraman)
- 1977–1978
The New Avengers
7.2
TV Series
- Cinematographer (as Ernie Steward, lighting cameraman)
- 1976–1977
Carry on England
4.0
- director of photography
- 1976
Carry on Behind
5.6
- director of photography
- 1975
Hennessy
6.2
- director of photography
- 1975
Carry on Dick
5.9
- director of photography
- 1974
Dark Places
5.8
- director of photography
- 1974
Callan
6.8
- Cinematographer
- 1974
Steptoe and Son Ride Again
6.7
- director of photography (as Ernie Steward)
- 1973
Get Charlie Tully
5.7
- director of photography
- 1972
Carry on Matron
6.2
- director of photography
- 1972
Carry on at Your Convenience
6.2
- director of photography
- 1971
Quest for Love
6.6
- director of photography
- 1971
Percy
4.5
- director of photography
- 1971

Make Mine a Double
5.6
- cameraman
- 1959
Personal Affair
6.5
- director of photography: second unit (uncredited)
- 1953
Malta Story
6.5
- second unit cameraman (as E. Steward)
- 1953
The Promoter
7.0
- exterior photography
- 1952
White Corridors
6.9
- camera operator (as E. Steward)
- 1951
Night Without Stars
6.1
- camera operator (as E. Steward)
- 1951
The Clouded Yellow
6.9
- cameraman
- 1950
Madeleine
6.9
- camera operator (uncredited)
- 1950
Dulcimer Street
6.9
- camera operator (as Ernie Steward)
- 1948
Take My Life
6.9
- camera operator
- 1947
Great Expectations
7.8
- director of photography: second unit (uncredited)
- 1946
Fingers
- camera operator
- 1941
George and Margaret
5.6
- camera operator
- 1940
Two for Danger
- camera operator
- 1940
That's the Ticket
5.4
- camera operator
- 1940

Trivia
British cinematographer, mostly of lightweight comedies in the 50's and 60's, including the 'Doctor' series with Dirk Bogarde and several of the 'Carry Ons'.