Ken Kelsch Dead: 'Bad Lieutenant' Cinematographer Was 76 – The Hollywood Reporter
Ken Kelsch, the cinematographer and Vietnam War veteran who shot Bad Lieutenant and 11 other features for Abel Ferrara, has died. He was 76.
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Ken Kelsch, the cinematographer and Vietnam War veteran who shot Bad Lieutenant and 11 other features for Abel Ferrara, has died. He was 76.
Ken Kelsch, the longtime cinematographer for Abel Ferrara, has died from COVID and pneumonia at the age of 76, his son, Chris, said on Facebook. “If you knew…
Ken Kelsch, the longtime cinematographer for Abel Ferrara, has died from COVID and pneumonia at the age of 76, his son, Chris, said.
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Ohio wins judgment against Norwood condo developer who left town with deposits Legacy Lofts developer ordered to pay $93,750 Dan Monk and last updated 2021-02-10 10:46:12-05 NORWOOD, Ohio â Ohioâs Attorney General has won a $93,750 judgment against a Norwood condo developer who left town without refunding deposits for his unfinished project. But questions linger for the victims of developer Scott Byron Call, including his former customers and the buildings he promised to revive. In a Feb. 4 ruling, Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge Terry Nestor ordered Call and his company, Legacy...