Jerry Goldsmith: Discusses his score for Chinatown
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BBC Arts Jerry Goldsmith discusses his score for Chinatown - เพลง
A masterpiece.. music and movie
I don't know if this was a 'syndicated' segment, but I first saw this interview on the BBC's weekly film review show hosted by Barry Norman (in the early 1990's). It's most likely the finest film Goldsmith scored. It would be interesting to hear a full comparison of the Lambro original and the Goldsmith replacement. I'm told Lambro's music was used in the film's trailer (with what sounds like Robert Evan's voicing the narration). My own guess would be that Goldsmith's opening credits theme clued the audience into where the film would ultimately go and that probably avoided a very negative emotional reaction against the film breaking with their expectations. Or it could be an ironically similar situation with a preview audience that led to Goldsmith's music for 1985's 'Legend' being replaced for the American release with Tangerine Dream's more 'teenager friendly' score.
Gets ya go th-cam.com/video/AluXB_5IG8I/w-d-xo.html I don’t like the first score so much but it is interesting how similar some parts are to Goldsmith’s least in terms of tone