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Since I doubt The Sound of Music will count, I'm going with Tiomkin's Fall of the Roman Empire.
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"The Thorn Birds" (Mancini)
Followed by "Somewhere in Time" (Barry).
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The Man Who Would Be King is the first score that leapt to my mind.
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Thor
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He, he....love the fact that good ol' Chris has become an internet meme lately.
Some fine scores for Plummer films include THE FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE, INSIDE DAISY CLOVER, BATTLE OF BRITAIN, THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING, SOMEWHERE IN TIME, STAR TREK VI, DOLORES CLAIBORNE, 12 MONKEYS (RIP Buckmaster), THE INSIDER, A BEAUTIFUL MIND, BLIZZARD, ALEXANDER, THE NEW WORLD, PRIEST.
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I'm counting 'The Sound of Music' whether anyone dislikes it or not. 50 years of guilty pleasure perhaps, but a pleasure none the less.
Also a big fan of Ilan Eshkeri's 'The Exception'.
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I love all the John Barry scores already mentioned. My favorite Plummer role was his villain in the excellent Canadian thriller The Silent Partner with Elliot Gould and Susannah York. Pretty good score by Oscar Peterson.
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The Scarlet and The Black by Ennio Morricone (my first LP), also fond of Dragnet by Ira Newborn...
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2004 was a good year...
National Treasure - Trevor Rabin
Alexander - Vangelis
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STAGE STRUCK, Alex North
Will this ever see the light of day on CD???
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STAGE STRUCK, Alex North
Will this ever see the light of day on DVD???
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