John de Borman (born 1954 in Paris) is a French born British cinematographer.
Filmography Film Year Title Director 1987 Medium Rare Paul Madden 1988 Unmasked Part 25Anders Palm 1989 Murder on Line One 1991 Murder Blues 1994 Death Machine Stephen Norrington 1995 The Passion of Darkly Noon Philip Ridley1996 Small FacesGillies MacKinnon Trojan Eddie1997 The Full Monty Peter Cattaneo Photographing Fairies Nick Willing1998 The Mighty Peter Chelsom Hideous Kinky Gillies MacKinnon 1999 Gregory's Two Girls Bill Forsyth2000 Saving Grace Nigel Cole Hamlet Michael Almereyda New Year's Day Suri Krishnamma There's Only One Jimmy Grimble John Hay 2001 Serendipity Peter Chelsom2002 The Guru Daisy von Scherler Mayer Pure Gillies MacKinnon2004 Ella Enchanted Tommy O'Haver Shall We Dance? Peter Chelsom2005 A Lot like Love Nigel Cole Tara Road Gillies MacKinnon 2006 Fade to Black Oliver Parker2008 Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day Bharat Nalluri Last Chance Harvey Joel Hopkins 2009 An Education Lone Scherfig 2010 Made in Dagenham Nigel Cole 2011 Waterloo Sunset John Duigan 2012 Quartet Dustin Hoffman 2013 Half of a Yellow Sun Biyi Bandele 2014 If I Stay R. J. Cutler 2018 Slaughterhouse Rulez Crispian Mills 2020 Pixie Barnaby Thompson
Short film Year Title Director Notes 2001 The Glow Marcus Dillistone With Thierry Arbogast and Tony Pierce-Roberts 2013 A Dream of Flying Georgina Chapman
Television TV movies Year Title Director Notes 1986 The Birth of Calculus Glânffrwd P. Thomas Documentary film; With Knut Steinerk 2015 Coalition Alex Holmes 2016 Do Not Disturb Nigel Cole
TV series Year Title Director Notes 1990 Beyond the Groove Roger Pomphrey 1995-1998 Screen Two Chris BouldGillies MacKinnon Episodes "Crazy for a Kiss" and "Small Faces" 2009 Cupid Bharat Nalluri Episode "Pilot" 2016 Indian Summers Anand Tucker 3 episodes 2017 Will Shekhar KapurMagnus Martens 3 episodes 2019 World on FireThomas Napper Episode 3 2021 Baptiste 2 episodes
Miniseries Year Title Director Notes 2006 Tsunami: The Aftermath Bharat Nalluri 2022 Why Didn't They Ask Evans? Hugh Laurie 2 episodes
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