Oscar-winning film-maker Jack Cardiff dies aged 94

He was also nominated as a director for his 1960 adaptation of D H Lawrence's "Sons and Lovers".
In 2001, his body of work was honoured with an Oscar for his lifetime contribution to the art of cinematography.
Cardiff died at around 1:30 am (0030 GMT) after a short illness, his family told the BFI.
"Jack Cardiff was a legend," said BFI Director Amanda Nevill.
"He was a world-class cinematographer who pioneered the techniques of shooting in Technicolor.
"He made a unique contribution to some of the greatest films ever made."
Cardiff is survived by his wife Nikki and their son Mason, as well as sons John, Rodney and Peter from a previous marriage.
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