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Andrew Laszlo (1932–2011) was a renowned cinematographer whose work helped shape American cinema from the late 20th century. Born in Pápa, Hungary, Laszlo brought an international perspective to his craft before establishing a storied career in the United States. While best known for his lensing on iconic films, Laszlo's approach to lighting, composition, and atmosphere continues to influence filmmakers and students of cinema today. This performer page honors his contributions to the art of visual storytelling and provides context for fans and industry professionals seeking to understand his impact.