Hugo van Lawick
Hugo van Lawick was a renowned Dutch wildlife photographer and filmmaker, best known for his groundbreaking documentary work with primatologist Jane Goodall. He played a pivotal role in documenting Goodall's studies of wild chimpanzees in Tanzania, which helped bring global attention to her revolutionary findings about primate behavior. Their collaboration resulted in the acclaimed 1965 documentary 'Miss Goodall and the Wild Chimpanzees,' which showcased the complex social structures and emotional lives of chimpanzees, further bridging the gap between humans and the animal kingdom.
Born on Apr 01, 1935 (90 years old)
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Ireland:
Jane Goodall was filmed by her then husband Hugo van Lawick, alongside documentaries by David Attenborough.
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Greece:
Hugo van Lawick was one of Jane Goodall's husbands and a photographer for National Geographic.
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Andorra:
Hugo van Lawick was a naturalist and filmmaker who documented Jane Goodall's work in Africa.
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Israel:
Hugo van Lawick was Jane Goodall's first husband and a wildlife photographer who collaborated with her on research.
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United Kingdom:
Hugo van Lawick was a wildlife photographer and Jane Goodall's first husband.
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Belarus:
Hugo van Lawick was Jane Goodall's first husband and accompanied her on trips to Tanzania.
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Tanzania:
Hugo van Lawick was Jane Goodall's first husband and a wildlife cameraman who collaborated with her on various projects.
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Australia:
Hugo van Lawick was Jane Goodall's first husband and a wildlife photographer.
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United States:
Hugo van Lawick was a wildlife photographer and filmmaker who married Jane Goodall.
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Ireland:
Hugo van Lawick was Jane Goodall's first husband and a frequent collaborator in her wildlife research.
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