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Steve Cadro
Director
Cinematographer
Producer
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Steve Cadro was a director and cinematographer. He died on 21 March 2000.
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Known for
The Thief of Bangkok
Video
Director
2000
Solo Asians
Video
Director
2000
Volcanoes
Video
Director
2001
Snow Balls
Video
Director
2000
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Director
15
Cinematographer
5
Producer
4
Editor
3
Camera and Electrical Department
3
Writer
2
Casting Director
1
Production Management
1
Production Department
1
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Director
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Atilla the Hun
Video
Director
2001
Volcanoes
Video
Director
2001
Bali: The Rights of Manhood
Video
Director
2000
Called for Duty
Video
Director
2000
Cuba Libre: Chapter 1
Video
Director
2000
Solo Asians
Video
Director
2000
Snow Balls
Video
Director
2000
The Thief of Bangkok
Video
Director
2000
Country Tails
Video
Director
1999
Cue and Balls
Video
Director
1999
Danube Dreams
Video
Director
1999
Loss of Innocence
Video
Director
1999
Midsummer's Night Dream
Video
Director
1999
The Prince and the Pauper
Video
Director
1999
HUNGarians
Video
Director
1998
Cinematographer
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5
Called for Duty
Video
Cinematographer
2000
Solo Asians
Video
Cinematographer
2000
The Thief of Bangkok
Video
Cinematographer
2000
Danube Dreams
Video
Cinematographer
1999
The Prince and the Pauper
Video
Cinematographer
1999
Producer
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4
Volcanoes
Video
producer
2001
Snow Balls
Video
producer
2000
The Thief of Bangkok
Video
producer
2000
Pools of Desire
6.3
Video
associate producer
1999
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Died
March 21
,
2000
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Trivia
His pseudonym, which simply translated his first name into English and scrambled the letters of an alternate spelling of Korda, was easily deciphered and revealed by the Hungarian press in 1999.
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