Douglas Webb(1922-1996)

Camera and Electrical Department

Douglas Webb was awarded the the Distinguished Flying Medal for his part in the legendary Dam Buster's raid in the Second World War. After the war he opened his own photography studio in London's Soho, where he specialized in pin-ups, theatrical and film portraits. In 1948 he first met his future common-law wife, Pamela Green a notorious nude model and minor actress.

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Monty Python's and Now for Something Completely Different

7.5

Camera and Electrical Department

1971

Sweeney 2

6.6

Camera and Electrical Department(as Doug Webb)

1978

Persecution

4.6

Camera and Electrical Department

1974

Hard Contract

5.7

Camera and Electrical Department

1969

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Camera and Electrical Department

Krull
6.1
- still photographer (uncredited)
- 1983
The Sweeney
8.1
TV Series
- stills
- still photographer (as Doug Webb, as Doug Webb)
- 1975–1978
Sweeney 2
6.6
- still photographer (as Doug Webb)
- 1978
Van der Valk
7.1
TV Series
- stills photographer (as Doug Webb)
- 1977
Gulliver's Travels
5.5
- still photographer
- 1977
Sweeney!
6.7
- stillsman (as Doug Webb)
- 1977
Star Maidens
5.9
TV Series
- stills
- 1976
The Ghoul
5.4
- still photographer
- 1975
Legend of the Werewolf
5.6
- still photographer
- 1975
Persecution
4.6
- still photographer
- 1974
Armchair Cinema
7.9
TV Series
- still photographer
- 1974
Our Miss Fred
5.3
- stills cameraman (as Doug Webb)
- 1972
Monty Python's and Now for Something Completely Different
7.5
- still photographs
- 1971
Perfect Friday
6.4
- still photographer (uncredited)
- 1970
The Virgin and the Gypsy
6.0
- still photographer (uncredited)
- 1970