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TO ADVISE AND CONSENT-You know your stuff on this. right again.-THE MAN IN HALF MOON STREET-44-THE WORLD THE FLESH AND THE DEVIL-69-TIME AFTER TIME-79- THE POWER-68
Thanks, by not nearly as much as the folks coming up with the questions.
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dan's right about SHE. Mind you, I'd made it so easy that it couldn't have been anything else! By the way dan - Do you think Xavier Cugat actually wrote a score for WHITE ZOMBIE? I'm pretty sure they just tracked in one of his dance records as a source cue...
Anyway, here's another one. Which Hammer film re-used James Bernard's thrilling music for the climactic chase in (HORROR OF) DRACULA? Clue - I'm not talking about DRACULA: PRINCE OF DARKNESS, which repeated the ending of the previous film as a prologue. This one wasn't even a Dracula movie.
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Not LEGEND OF THE 7 GOLDEN VAMPIRES. Not a vampire film, although Cushing and Lee were in it. Same chase music as (HORROR OF) DRACULA tracked in.
Drawing a blank on yours, dan. Hint?
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I am a composer who has scored over a hundred films from the early 60's through the 80's.In the 60's I collaborated with one of the most popular film composers of all time on a few films. In the 70's i did some stylish nice scores for a few genre films. WHO AM I?
Answer: who is Dominic Frontiere?
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TO GRAHAM- Could the answer be HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES-59?
HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES is correct. They re-used James Bernard's chase cue from DRACULA near the beginning, when the evil Sir Hugo sets his dogs loose across the moors to catch the escaped girl.
Still drawing a blank on the Italian composer...
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I'm on shaky ground with this one, but I wonder if dan is thinking of Carlo Savina... I'm just guessing because of his association with Miklós Rózsa ("one of the most popular film composers of all time"). Ashamed to admit that Italian genre films are not my strong point.
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Do I get half a point if I say that the "other" composer is Ennio Morricone?
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While your thinking of that let me give another question. This should be a easy one-what do these composers have in common-EDWARD WARD-RALPH BURNS-JOHN ADDISON-EDWIN ASTLEY-MISHA SEGAL-DAVID BROEKMAN,GUSTAV HINRICHS and I am not going to name one more composer because that would make it a total giveaway.
Well, I may not know Bruno Nicolai's scores as much as I should, but I sure know my Phantoms of the Opera.
And on that note - what about these blokes?
Salter /Skinner /Charles Previn
Benjamin Frankel
Harry Robinson
Ennio Morricone
Danny Elfman
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