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Finneas scoring the film would be fun. It wasn't in the film, but him and Billie Eilish did a song for a tie-in soundtrack for "Roma".
Yes and no to your comparisons. Even though they aren't to blame for their screenplays (in particular QOS, their ideas were generally good, usually), I'm just hopeful for some fresh writing blood. Amazon might go rogue with Bond in some ways, Purvis and Wade shouldn't be one of the reasons. Those two coming back at this point is like having John Gardner writing all of the books of Raymond Benson. He was tried, and it showed creatively, even his own son said. (Source: Keeping 007 Alive by Mark Edlitz). Let's move forward, in more department heads than one.
I don't think repeating something on this board makes it increasingly likely. It might be Cuaron; it might not. That article was poorly written.
I felt the same way about ATJ.
I personally don't understand how you can expect a fresh Bond movie bringing those two back.
Because new writers are always brought in right after them anyway. The final result barely even resembles their original drafts. I’m not advocating that they should stay, I’m just not convinced that them staying on would be a detriment given how they never have a final say on these scripts.
That’s completely different to something like David Arnold composing a score by himself.
Yes I agree; costume designer too for my money.
Just something to bear in mind. ;)
Who knows where we’ll be headed tomorrow
Well, Arnold did totally change the sound between DAD and CR. To think he can't do it again is silly.
I think that's debatable. He still sounded like Arnold doing Bond to me. Less electro drums and Bond theme maybe, but not really a different sound. P&W probably changed their style more between the Brosnans and the Craigs.
I'd like another Newman: someone who can put me in the Bond world of richness and class with some depth there, but in a new way.
I wouldn't be upset if Arnold came back: he's a great guy and, although I think his music is a bit.. thin, he can make the Bond sound where not all others can.
That would make sense if they were going to remake LALD...cuz...you know...New York...yup...
I'll admit I'm a bit of an idiot musically, but to my ears, they are totally different soundscapes and themes and motifs, and tone is totally different.
Heyman:
- Joby Talbot (Wonka)
- Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt (Barbie)
- James Newton Howard (Fantastics Beasts x3)
- Steven Price (Gravity)
- Alexandre Desplat (Harry Potter)
Pascal:
- Trett Reznor and Atticus Ross (Challengers)
- Michael Giacchino. (Spider Man x3)
- Daniel Pemberton (Spider Verse x2, Mollys Game)
- Alexandre Desplat (Little Woman)
So a decent list to draw from there if they were going to go with a previous collaborator.
Though I suspect the choice of composer will be director driven.
Don't miss out Dario Marianelli from Paddington 2 & 3, too.
It'll probably be Lorne Balfe. He seems to do everything.
I'd be happy with most of those. I guess it depends on what they want from the new score/Bond movie as a whole (a Bond score by Pemberton would be different to one by Desplat, for example).
I once edited Incredibles music to the QoS chase. Enjoy.
It’s set to private.
It says its private.