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The TV Movie JANE EYRE (1970) was on TV here the other week, and I noticed that Susannah York (as Jane Eyre) "plays" John Williams' main theme on a piano at least twice. Very nice too!
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Isn't there a onscreen reference to the Imperial March in Solo?
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Jack Nicholson whistles the main theme from The Witches of Eastwick.
Glenn Ford spends all of 3:10 To Yuma whistling his own theme.
The games in Gladiator are introduced by horns playing the “Progeny” theme.
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(ASIDE TO HOWARD: Yes, non-italicized. More to the point, non quotation marked. Since the early days of this thread, I've been putting quotation marks where appropriate around transcriptions of other people's posts.)
ADDENDUM: Just saw WALK, DON'T RUN again the other day. Aside from whistling "Charade," Cary Grant also takes to singing "An Affair To Remember" a couple of times.
When first we see Cary Grant's title character in MR. LUCKY he's jauntily whistling Friml's "Oh, Give Me Something to Remember You By," later used as the main love theme.
[Offhand, I don't remember Grant whistling Waxman in SUSPICION, (a favorite score of mine), but Ray Faiola is usually right about everything, and I am not infrequently wrong.]
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