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    ddddeeee
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    Christoph Waltz revealed that Elfman’s scoring Luc Besson’s film.

    #100114
    Ryan Keaveney
    Keymaster

    It’s genuinely always darkest before the dawn—especially for Elfman fans. 😉

    #100115
    Ryan Keaveney
    Keymaster

    “What are you most looking forward to audiences seeing with this film?

    WALTZ: Not only do I not know, I haven’t thought about it either. I can tell you what I am most looking forward to apart from the cut and how it all fits together: I want to hear Danny Elfman’s music!”

    https://collider.com/christoph-waltz-dracula-a-love-tale-luc-besson/

    #100116
    DannyBiker
    Participant

    Well if it’s the kind of directors he will be working with in the future, he might as well stop film music for me… 😀

    #100122
    ddddeeee
    Participant

    I’m conflicted.

    I can’t imagine there’s anything more to say with this story, nor can I imagine it doing well or being well-received. Also, working with a director with a lot of allegations when you have allegations is a bad look regardless of whether either person is guilty or not.

    On the other hand, for a composer, this must be as enticing as it gets. I also loved Desplat’s score for Valerian (another genre entirely, but hearing Desplat being allowed to be 100% Desplat on a big movie was a treat). I love Sleepy Hollow and Wolfman, and it’s been ages since Elfman scored a horror movie.

    #100156
    ddddeeee
    Participant

    “Elfman is currently scoring the film Dracula: A Love Tale for the director Luc Besson.”

    https://www.dannyelfman.com/about

    #100175
    ddddeeee
    Participant

    Awesome! Is there anything that’s like coming down the pike that you’re really excited about?

    Caleb Landry Jones: I’m excited for this Dracula film that’ll come out soon. Danny Elfman, who I love, he’s making the music for the film. [Caleb gestures again at the Burton Batman poster, which Elfman soundtracked.] Very excited, yeah. It was a real honor to get to meet him. He came to the studio for a few days, just to get a feeling of the movie and what Luc [Besson] was doing.

    “At Times It Seems You’ve Been Known to Tell”: An Interview With Caleb Landry Jones

    #100190
    Ryan Keaveney
    Keymaster
    #100192
    DannyBiker
    Participant

    Publication was removed. I suppose it was the one with Elfman posing with Luc Besson in a studio (it’s still on Facebook).

    Who knows why it’s gone, but let’s say there are many possible reasons…

    #100193
    Ryan Keaveney
    Keymaster

    I was going to post a screencap, but that seemed like an old-fashioned way to share the post when Instagram lets you do that already…

    #100203
    ddddeeee
    Participant

    This will open in France on 30th July.

    SND annonce de nouvelles sorties

    Serra’s score for Besson’s previous movie, Dogman, was released on CD in France. Fingers crossed the same happens here.

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