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- March 19, 2009 at 1:25 am #38627D-BoParticipant
There’s an interesting poll going on right now at the Film Score Monthly site. They ask:
Which composer is most likely to win a lifetime “Honorary” Oscar instead of a competitive Oscar?
According to the people’s opinion so far, Danny Elfman is currently in second place behind Lalo Schifrin. Thomas Newman is in third.
March 19, 2009 at 3:30 am #63719Ryan KeaveneyKeymasterI’m shocked that FSM has forgotten that Hans Zimmer won an Oscar in 1994 for THE LION KING.
March 20, 2009 at 4:02 am #63723gordonbluParticipantThis is sort of off the subject, but I didn’t know Carter Burwell was doing the score to “Where the Wild Things Are”! Of course I didn’t know they actually got anywhere onf film version of the story in the frst place! I think he’ll be a good choice, although that was always one of those stories I had hoped Danny would do. Oh well I’ll just have to console myself with Alice next year. Forget console myself, I’ll be dancing in the aisles!
March 21, 2009 at 3:26 am #63735Spider-FanParticipantHa! Well if there’s anyone more deserving of an honorary Oscar, it’s Elfman. Although it’s cool to see Bruce Brougton’s gotten plenty of votes as well. He’s a guy who has produced a lot of great music but doesn’t get enough recognition for it.
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