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Bruce Campbell

7 films in this library, for 2 of the 181 directors studied here. Not a full filmography.

Cinematographer · Producer · Cast · 1977–2022 · 7 films

Works with

Sam Raimi — 5 films together
Joseph LoDuca — 3 films together
Bob Murawski — 2 films together
Carter Burwell — 2 films together
Danny Elfman — 2 films together
Ethan Coen — 2 films together
Joel Coen — 2 films together
Peter Deming — 2 films together
Rob Tapert — 2 films together
Roger Deakins — 2 films together
Scott Spiegel — 2 films together
Ted Raimi — 2 films together

Own the films Bruce Campbell worked on

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The Ladykillers (2004) on Amazon — 4K, Blu-ray, DVD or digital
Intolerable Cruelty (2003) on Amazon — 4K, Blu-ray, DVD or digital
Evil Dead II (1987) on Amazon — 4K, Blu-ray, DVD or digital

As cinematographer

It's Murder! — 1977 · dir. Sam Raimi

As producer

Evil Dead II — 1987 · dir. Sam Raimi
Within the Woods — 1978 · dir. Sam Raimi
It's Murder! — 1977 · dir. Sam Raimi

As cast

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness — 2022 · dir. Sam Raimi
Oz the Great and Powerful — 2013 · dir. Sam Raimi
The Ladykillers — 2004 · dir. Joel Coen
Intolerable Cruelty — 2003 · dir. Joel Coen

Elsewhere

The crew directory

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