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Elfman might be an interesting choice, too.
John Williams
James Horner
James Newton Howard
Alan Silvestri (Good call @Dalton12)
Murray Gold
Excellent choice. I might also consider Don Davis and perhaps even John Ottman. (I said: perhaps.)
Williams is a god but he's 80. Let's be frank.
Horner is a good composer but I doubt Bond is his style.
Zimmer... mèh. Don't know. Sometimes he rocks. Often he just repeats the same of the same of the same, all run 60 times through a computer.
Hey you never know all of them can probably do a great Bond score just in their own ways. It be interesting to hear their version of a Bond score
Failing that, Clint Mansell, John Murphy or James Newton Howard would do a good job of it.
Mansell, definitely.
And yet he's also responsible for Desperate Housewives!
Harry Gregson-Williams
Murray Gold
Bear McCreary
Have you heard His theme for Human Target?
He's a fantastic composer, but I can't see him doing Bond. Or, at least, a version of Bond that wouldn't get criticised.
One way or another I have to make thus happen!
- Paul Leonard-Morgan
- Nathan Johnson
- Hans Zimmer
That's a bit of a broad generalisation. According to Wiki, 47 composers have, at some point, worked alongside Zimmer, including the likes of Trevor Rabin, Thomas Bergersen, Harry Gregson Williams and Lisa Gerrard.
Sure, some of the composers sound very much like Zimmer-lite (though you argue that Zimmer himself is now Zimmer-lite as he seems to have become very predictable of late) but that's only because producers approach RC with a Zimmer style score in mind, so that's what they get. But I know that most of the talented composers there could do a lot more if given the chance to shine.