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Back! Putting my brain to it.
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Scratch that last answer. American or not?
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Pamela Franklin?
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Susan George?
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Susan George?
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I am a Canadian composer who has scored about a dozen and a half films from the 70' and 80's. A few were genre,one a hip 70's version of a classic horror story. Another, a remake of a classic Science Fiction movie which was nearly dislike by everyone who ever talked about it. WHO AM I? Could that be Paul Hoffert? (THE SHAPE OF) THINGS TO COME would be the rubbishy remake of the classic SF. THE GROUNDSTAR CONSPIRACY might be the other genre one, but I didn't know it was a version of a classic horror story... Anyway, even if I'm wrong and it ISN'T Paul Hoffert, I have to say that I do think his music and career are absolutely fascinating!
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I am a composer who did films from the 30's till the late 60's. In the 40's I wrote music for a few genre pics, In the 50's I did a few more. Near the end of my career I did a genre film with PATRICK O NEAL, and my music was also used for a infamous genre cheapie. Who am I? Answer: who is William Lava?
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What's the common denominator? Christopher Young, Daniel Licht, Eliott Goldenthal, Alan Silvestri, et al. Did they all write scores for Stephen King film adaptations? What about this one - The very great jazz arranger and composer (splendid in films and TV too) Oliver Nelson arranged commercially-released vocal versions of a theme from one of Gerald Fried's early horror scores. For 1 point, the film please. And for an additional point, the title which the song was given.
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