Laszlo Kovacs, ASC

Kim Welch

Senior Member
Staff member
I met Laszlo and had the very fortunate experience of hearing him speak about his life and how he found his way into the inner circles of Hollywood filmmaking. Kovacs was born on May 14, 1933, on a farm about 60 miles outside of Budapest, Hungary. He was a very good natured loving person and had a passion for his art to the very end of his life here.

"Kovacs’ body of work included the films Easy Rider; That Cold Day in the Park; Five Easy Pieces; Shampoo; What’s Up, Doc?; The King of Marvin Gardens; Paper Moon; New York, New York; Frances; Ghostbusters; Mask; and Miss Congeniality." Quoted from The ASC website.



Below is a link to an article on the ASC website about him.

http://www.ascmag.com/news/News_Articles/News_96.php
 
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