Richard Pope, the Oscar nominated British DP who shot the likes of Mr. Turner and Hard Truths, has sadly passed away. Read Empire's tribute.

Richard Pope, the British cinematographer who collaborated with director Mike Leigh across his career and earned an Oscar nomination for his work lensing Leigh’s 2014 biopic “Mr. Turner,” has died. Pope’s death was confirmed by the British Society of Cinematographers in a statement released Tuesday.

The Oscar-nominated DP behind "Mr. Turner" also worked with Christopher McQuarrie, Richard Linklater and John Sayles The post Dick Pope, Acclaimed Cinematographer and Frequent Mike Leigh Collaborator,

Dick Pope, the veteran British cinematographer best known for his decades-long collaboration with legendary filmmaker Mike Leigh has died. He was 77. The British Society of Cinematographers confirmed the news Tuesday with a statement.

Dick Pope is dead. The Oscar-nominated cinematographer best known for his 34-year collaboration with Mike Leigh was 77. Pope’s death was announced in a British Society of Cinematographers statement. “Dick had a reputation for being a wonderful collaborator and someone who was passionate about the artform of Cinematography,

Dick Pope, the esteemed British cinematographer who received Academy Award nominations for his exquisite work on "The Illusionist" and Mike Leigh‘s "Mr. Turner," has died at the age of 77. His death was confirmed by a publicist on his final film,

Academy Award nominated cinematographer Dick Pope has died. He was 77. The news was announced in a statement by the British Society of Cinematographers. "It is with deepest sadness that we learn of the passing of our friend and colleague Dick Pope BSC,

The double Oscar nominee worked on 11 movies with the director, including ‘Mr. Turner,' ‘Secrets & Lies' and most recently 'Hard Truths.'