ComingSoon sat down with American Rust: Broken Justice composer Marty Beller to discuss his work on the Amazon Prime series. ComingSoon: What drew you to scoring American Rust: Broken Justice, particularly given its exploration of the American dream through Chief of Police Del Harris? Marty: When Dan Futterman, the creator …
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As an award-winning French music composer, Lionel Fabert has filled our lives with some of the most recognizable cinematic trailer scores. After the first notes of Heart’s “Crazy on You” from the Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 rings in our ears, we’re left with a broad smile plastered on …
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Eiko Ishibashi provides more than just music for Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s movies, with her compositions being central to the Japanese filmmaker’s dramas, so much so that they take on the life of a supporting character. There have been consecutive Asian Film Awards (AFA) wins for Ishibashi’s work on, first, the Oscar-winning …
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ComingSoon recently sat down with composer Matthew Barber to discuss his score for the Paramount+ TV series Sexy Beast. The series, which stars Sarah Greene, James McArdle, and Stephen Moyer, debuted on January 25. ComingSoon: How did the concept for the Paramount+ series Sexy Beast come about, and what drew …
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ComingSoon was lucky enough to interview composer David Fleming about his score for TV’s Mr. and Mrs. Smith, starring Maya Erskine and Donald Glover. The series, created by the two stars based on the 2005 film, is set to debut on February 2. ComingSoon: How did you approach composing the …
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ComingSoon spoke with composer Vince Pope about his score for True Detective: Night Country. The series stars Jodie Foster, Kali Reis, Fiona Shaw, and Finn Bennett. The fourth season of the acclaimed series made its debut on HBO on January 14. ComingSoon: How did you approach creating the score for …
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ComingSoon had the opportunity to speak with composer Mark Orton about his fantastic score for Alexander Payne’s equally fantastic The Holdovers, which is now available digitally. CS: In The Holdovers, the story revolves around a history teacher and a troubled student. Did you draw inspiration from any historical musical themes …
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Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer was the first movie in the director’s career that told the story of the main character in the first person. It’s an intimate portrayal of J. Robert Oppenheimer, a physicist credited as the “father of the atomic bomb,” during World War II. And the intimacy is not …
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ComingSoon sat down with composer Tyler Strickland to delve into the intricate musical tapestry woven for the documentary Sly, a cinematic exploration of Sylvester Stallone’s illustrious career and life. Tyler graciously provides insights into his collaboration with director Thom Zimny, the inspiration behind his musical choices, and the unique challenges …
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In Rustin, George C. Wolfe and Colman Domingo recount how one man helped make a movement. Set to release on Netflix Nov. 17, the biopic — which features a script from Julian Breece and Dustin Lance Black — traces the life and work of civil rights activist Bayard Rustin, a gay Black …
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Also, you mentioned James Wan, and I just have to say you did “Dead Silence,” which I think is a wildly underrated movie. I absolutely love “Dead Silence.” My very first Redbox movie, oddly, was “Dead Silence.” Way back in the day, it was my best friend, the weird place that …
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In Chloe Domont’s upcoming erotic thriller Fair Play, the relationship between two competitive stock traders — Phoebe Dynevor’s Emily and Alden Ehrenreich’s Luke — goes from fairy tale-esque to a ticking time bomb. It’s a rather fitting dynamic for the soon-to-be-wed couple who both work at the same company in an industry …
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