Edward Linden(1891-1956)

Edward Linden was born on 26 August 1891 in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, USA. He was a cinematographer, known for King Kong (1933), The Secret of Treasure Island (1938) and The Lost City (1935). He died on 15 November 1956 in Hollywood, California, USA.

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4.7

Circus Boy
7.3
TV Series
- Cinematographer (as Edwin G. Linden)
- 1957
The Werewolf
5.8
- director of photography
- 1956
Frontier Gambler
5.9
- director of photography (as Eddie Linden)
- 1956
The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin
7.0
TV Series
- Cinematographer (as Edwin Linden)
- 1955
Last of the Desperados
6.3
- Cinematographer
- 1955
The Adventures of Mark Twain
7.1
- Cinematographer (uncredited)
- 1944
Teen Age
4.2
- Cinematographer (as Eddie Linden)
- 1943
A Yank in Libya
4.3
- Cinematographer
- 1942
The Dawn Express
4.5
- Cinematographer (as Eddie Linder)
- 1942
Today I Hang
5.0
- Cinematographer (as Eddie Linden)
- 1942
Swamp Woman
4.5
- director of photography (as Eddie Linden)
- 1941
Hard Guy
4.8
- director of photography (as Eddie Linden)
- 1941
I'll Sell My Life
5.5
- Cinematographer
- 1941
City of Missing Girls
4.9
- Cinematographer (photographed by)
- 1941
West of Pinto Basin
6.1
- Cinematographer
- 1940

Trivia
Eddie Linden was featured in season 2 episode 4 of the PBS series "History Detectives" in a segment called "King Kong Camera" in which a viewer believes he owns the Mitchell Standard camera Linden used to film the original "King Kong" in 1933. The story features an appearance by stop motion pioneer Ray Harryhausen.