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Walt Disney Concert Hall
111 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Los Angeles Philharmonic
John Williams, conductor
Johannes Moser, cello
KORNGOLD Suite from The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex
NORTH "Forest Meeting" and March from Spartacus
HERRMANN "Scene d'Amour" from Vertigo
WAXMAN Excerpts from Sunset Blvd.
GOLDSMITH Theme from Chinatown
ROZSA Prelude and Finale from Double Indemnity
WILLIAMS Suite from Memoirs of a Geisha
WILLIAMS "Adventures on Earth" from E.T.
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Marian, are you thinking of the glitch around 15:32? It sounds like a tape edit to me.
Neil
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Why don't we keep this thread about Ms. Morley. If you want to ask me something you can send me a PM.
Neil
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Yeah, it's really very beautiful music. I'd never even heard of the movie when I got the project but after seeing the film and then listening to the tapes I realized that this thing was a winner. I confess to also not having much knowledge of Ms. Morley's original scores, but if they're anything like Nemo, I should seek them out.
Neil
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It's a gorgeous score. Give the samples a listen. They are a good representation of what's on the album. For me to say anymore would probably come across as biased: I co-produced the album with Lukas Kendall.
Neil
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Is anybody familiar with her score for Captain Nemo and the Underwater City which I plan to order from SAE?
Yes, I'm very familiar with that score.
Neil
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Blame the PAL speed up in Pete's YouTube video for making James Horner sound like he's breathing helium.
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I have many recordings of this piece. The first time I heard it was when I was in middle school and it was playing on the radio. I missed the bus to school that morning because I was enjoying the music so much.
Neil
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Is it only now you realize that Justin and Neil are one and the same?
That's probably true, but it's not the point I was trying to make. I haven't seen a post from "Justin" in so long that he eluded my conscious thought, and I really don't care who has alter egos. I was merely suggesting that if the Trekkies want to start quoting Star Trek 2, they ought to go into the quote thread. But that won't happen.
Pete is joking. I am not nor was I ever "Justin". I was "Weebo" when he came back to say he had the AOTC score in 2003. But that's it for the alter egos.
As for Trek II, I hope everyone enjoys it.
Neil
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Hi Uni!Neil
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That was lovely, Mark.
Neil
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That question came up a few times on set, and that was always my answer. Fortunately, most of the people on set got the line.
The truth is, my glasses were in their case, under my seat, and I put them on after every take.
And my glasses case can be seen in this photo. I can be seen sitting on the corner of the wall, just above that yellow pole on the left.
Neil
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Hopefully if he gets it, its sorta like Paul Winfields/Capt. Terrell death scene, I prefer slow vaporization to the all at once.
That would certainly be cool.
No, I didn't get to keep the costume, Pixie. Security was very tight on this. We had raincoats to wear to hide our costumes and we had to turn in the gold emblem as well on the last day of shooting.
Neil
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Ah okay I see you changed your avatar now Neil. Did you meet any of the main characters from the film or no?
You can see in that shot I'm sitting in the same row as McCoy, Chekov, Sulu and Uhura (that's her forehead). I didn't get to meet them. The rule of thumb is not to talk to the principal actors unless they talk to you. They were busy talking to themselves between takes. But here's some trivia. John Cho chews Dentyne Ice! At least he did that day. I saw him smuggling that in his cadet uniform. Rare Star Trek trivia you can only get here!!!
I was on for 5 days. Four in December 2007 and one day in March last year. This shot in the trailer was a December shot. I had two costume fittings at Paramount as well but I never worked at Paramount. I'll write more about it after the film comes out. But now if anyone wants to know why I was posting like this was going to be the greatest movie ever, now you know. It was purely for selfish reasons. So sorry "richuk", I'm not quite as big a fanboy for this as you thought.
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Long days, but they feed you well.
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He was an extra?! Wow.
I completely underestimated his fanboyism.
Yeah, getting paid to be in a movie is "fanboyism".
I even got paid to get my hair cut.I didn't mention it here, though I did link to the 2 photos from AICN that I'm in (if you know where to look) from the shoot last March as CSUN.
Neil
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...boy were those images fantastic.
Especially this one.
Neil
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Frankly I don't care about Karl Urban or anyone else in that shot.
Okay....maybe one person. The shot looks even better in HD!
Neil
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I apologize if there are major actors in this shot who I've missed...I'm not yet very good at recognizing the faces of the actors in this particular film.
Karl Urban is clearly in the shot, just a few seats down from that person that Alan covered in his act of desecration! I should ban him for that!!!!!!!!!
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How dare you desecrate great art like that!!!!!!
Neil
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