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moviescore Standard Userer	Folks, Here is our updated list of upcoming scoring assignments. Please note that all the titles on this list have been confirmed by the composers, their agents or the film company. Hope you can find something exciting to look forward to! Please visit http://www.musicfromthemovies.com for more news and reviews! All the best, Mikael - - - UPCOMING FILMS AND SCORES All premiere dates in USA except where noted. AUGUST 8 * Freaky Friday: Rolfe Kent * S.W.A.T. - Elliot Goldenthal AUGUST 15 * Freddy vs Jason: Graeme Revell * Open Range: Michael Kamen * Uptown Girl: Joel McNeely AUGUST 22 * Envy: Mark Mothersbaugh * Marci X: Mervyn Warren * The Medallion: Adrian Lee * My Boss Daughter: Teddy Castellucci AUGUST 29 * Jeepers Creepers 2: Bennett Salvay SEPTEMBER 5 * Blackball: Stephen Warbeck (UK) * Dickie Roberts - Former Child Star: Christophe Beck / Waddy Wachtel * The Order: David Torn SEPTEMBER 12 * Matchstick Men: Hans Zimmer * Once Upon a Time in Mexico: Robert Rodriguez SEPTEMBER 19 * Underworld: Paul Haslinger SEPTEMBER 26 * The Rundown: Harry Gregson-Williams * Secondhand Lions: Patrick Doyle * Under the Tuscan Sun: Christophe Beck * Wonderland: Cliff Martinez OCTOBER 3 * Good Boy: Mark Mothersbaugh * Out of Time: Graeme Revell * Scary Movie 3: James L. Venable OCTOBER 10 * Intolerable Cruelty: Carter Burwell * Mystic River: Lennie Niehaus COMING LATER * Against the Ropes: Michael Kamen * The Alamo: Carter Burwell * Bad Santa: James L. Venable * Beyond Borders: James Horner * Big Fish: Danny Elfman * The Blackout Murders: Mark Isham * Blizzard: Mark McKenzie * Bought and Sold: Joe Delia * Brother Bear: Mark Mancina * Calendar Girls: Patrick Doyle * The Cat in the Hat: David Newman * Cheaper by the Dozen: Christophe Beck * Cheeky: Dario Marianelli * Chicken Little: John Debney * Cold Mountain: Gabriel Yared * Cursed: Marco Beltrami * The Day After Tomorrow: Harald Kloser * Ella Enchanted: Shaun Davey * Exorcist IV - The Beginning: Christopher Young * The Galindez Mystery: Patrick Doyle * Game of Their Lives: Jerry Goldsmith * Godsend: Brian Tyler * The Great Ceili War: Fiachra Trench * Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban: John Williams * Hellboy: Marco Beltrami * Hidalgo: James Newton Howard * Highwaymen: Mark Isham * House of Sand and Fog: James Horner * The I Inside: Nicholas Pike * If Only: Adrian Johnston * The Incredibles: John Barry * Intermission: John Murphy * J.M. Barrie's Neverland: Jan A.P. Kaczmarek * Jersey Girl: James L. Venable * King Kong: Howard Shore * Kung Pow - Tongue of Fury: Robert Folk * Ladder 49: William Ross * The Last Samurai: Hans Zimmer * Laws of Attraction: Edward Shearmur * Looney Tunes - Back in Action: Jerry Goldsmith * The Lord of the Rings - Return of the King: Howard Shore * Love Actually: Craig Armstrong * Love’s Brother: Strephen Warbeck * Mad Max - Fury Road: John Powell * Master and Commander - The Far Side of the World: Christopher Gordon/ Iva Davies/ Richard Tognetti * The Matrix - Revolutions: Don Davis * Mindhunters: Tuomas Kantelinen * The Missing: James Horner * Mission Without Permission: George S. Clinton * Mona Lisa Smile: Rachel Portman * My Baby's Mama: Richard Gibbs * Obsessed: Cliff Martinez * Paparazzi: Mark Isham * The Perfect Score: John Murphy * Peter Pan: James Newton Howard * Polar Express: Alan Silvestri * Puerto Vallarta Squeeze: Lee Holdridge * Radio: James Horner * Raising Helen: John Debney * The Republic of Love: Talvin Singh * The Rundown: Harry Gregson-Williams * Sahara: Brian Tyler * Scooby-Doo 2 - Monsters Unleashed: David Newman * Scout: Robert Folk * Shade: Christopher Young * Shall We Dance: John Altman * Shattered Glass: Mychael Danna * Shrek 2: Harry Gregson-Williams * Snow Walker: Mychael Danna * Spider-Man II: Danny Elfman * Spivs: David Julyan * Star Wars - Episode III: John Williams * Starship Troopers 2: Williamt T Stromberg/John Morgan * Starsky & Hutch: Theodore Shapiro * The Stepford Wives: David Arnold * The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Steve Jablonsky * Timeline: Brian Tyler * Treasure Island: Marco Beltrami * Van Helsing: Alan Silvestri * Vanity Fair: Mychael Danna * Veronica Guerin: Harry Gregson-Williams * Wallace and Gromit - The Great Vegetable Plot: Julian Nott * When Zachary Beaver Came to Town: Richard Gibbs * Win a Date With Tad Hamilton: Edward Shearmur * Wondrous Oblivion: Ilona Sekacz * Young Black Stallion: William Ross [Message edited by moviescore on 08-04-2003]
posted 08-04-2003 02:35 AM PT (US)

ESB Standard Userer	Mikael, You can add: Alan Silvestri: "Two Soldiers" (no premiere date but it will be finished in August/September) "Untitled Nancy Meyers Project" (December 12, 2003) About James Newton Howard's "Hidalgo" is that officially confirmed? [Message edited by ESB on 08-04-2003]
posted 08-04-2003 05:46 AM PT (US)

Dinko Standard Userer	Thanks for the list! quote: Originally posted by moviescore: Hope you can find something exciting to look forward to! In most cases, no. It looks rather bland. Beltrami to score yet more horror movies (except maybe Treasure Island - if that's not a horror movie I hope he doesn't turn it into one like he scored T3 the same way he scored Scream). With a title like that, Chicken Little would be a comedy/children's movie I presume? Leaving Debney in that crummy category. Unless Scouts is an adventure film, Robert Folk is most likely stuck in the same 'family movie'/comedy bag as Debney. I am looking forward to the two William Ross scores which should be good without being exceptional. As long as Ladder 49 isn't temp-tracked with Backdraft. Now this: quote: * Starship Troopers 2: Williamt T Stromberg/John Morgan Now that's exciting. Hope the movie has enough of a budget to hire an orchestra.
posted 08-04-2003 06:43 AM PT (US)

Rich Douglas Standard Userer	My sentiments exactly dinko, sounds like starship toopers is going to be a direct to video release. Also, why oh why is Robert Rodriguez doing the music for the el mariachi sequel "once Upon A Time In Mexico". I mean, the man does just about everything aside from act and fix coffee on the set for his films. Part of me thinks it's cool, the other part thinks he should not be so selfish and hire a professional composer. Lets just hope the score wont be a mixture of techno and flamenco guitar as heard in the trailer. Rich
posted 08-04-2003 08:38 AM PT (US)

moviescore Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by ESB: Mikael, You can add: Alan Silvestri: "Two Soldiers" (no premiere date but it will be finished in August/September) "Untitled Nancy Meyers Project" (December 12, 2003) Haven't included "Two Soldiers" since this is a short, and the other one I also knew about but didn't include as it has not title yet. quote: About James Newton Howard's "Hidalgo" is that officially confirmed? Yes, indeed, by his agent. mikael
posted 08-04-2003 03:10 PM PT (US)

moviescore Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Dinko: Unless Scouts is an adventure film, Robert Folk is most likely stuck in the same 'family movie'/comedy bag as Debney. I think Scout might be interesting from a musical viewpoint. From Robert Folk himself: "This is a feature written and directed by Jonathan Betuel; and will be produced by Jonathan Betuel, Fred Fuchs and Robert Folk. The tone of the picture is somewhat like E.T. It is a family picture centering around a boy whose dog dies. The boy and a quirky neighbor build a replacement dog using spare parts in the garage. They design a chip for the mechanical dog which enables the dog to gradually learn to behave like a real live dog. The musical score will be recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra." mikael
posted 08-04-2003 03:16 PM PT (US)

TimT Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by moviescore: I think Scout might be interesting from a musical viewpoint. From Robert Folk himself: "This is a feature written and directed by Jonathan Betuel; and will be produced by Jonathan Betuel, Fred Fuchs and Robert Folk. The tone of the picture is somewhat like E.T. It is a family picture centering around a boy whose dog dies. The boy and a quirky neighbor build a replacement dog using spare parts in the garage. They design a chip for the mechanical dog which enables the dog to gradually learn to behave like a real live dog. The musical score will be recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra." mikael But didn't they do that in a movie called Frankenweenie?
posted 08-04-2003 03:47 PM PT (US)

ESB Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by moviescore: About James Newton Howard's "Hidalgo" is that officially confirmed? Yes, indeed, by his agent. mikael Alright. I'm already imagining the tidal sand wave accompanied by a grand heroic JNH theme (drool...) Ah yes, life is good
posted 08-04-2003 05:28 PM PT (US)

Richard Street Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by moviescore: I think Scout might be interesting from a musical viewpoint. From Robert Folk himself: "This is a feature written and directed by Jonathan Betuel; and will be produced by Jonathan Betuel, Fred Fuchs and Robert Folk. ...... Folk's actually one of the film's producers? That's unusual - maybe even a first. Maybe I'll start another topic: What Would A Film Be Like If Jerry Goldsmith Wrote and Directed It?.
posted 08-05-2003 05:20 AM PT (US)

Richard Street Standard Userer	Regarding the list at the top of this topic (which I'm not going to cut and paste or quote in full) - much as I'd like to see score albums for all of them (well, most of them, anyway), I also hope it doesn't happen because I'll never be able to afford half of them.
posted 08-05-2003 05:22 AM PT (US)

moviescore Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Richard Street: Folk's actually one of the film's producers? That's unusual - maybe even a first. I think that Hans Zimmer and his partner Jay Rifkin have been credited as a producer on a couple of projects. mikael
posted 08-05-2003 06:17 AM PT (US)

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