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Wilhelm Friedhofer (May 3, 1901 – May 17, 1981) was an
American composer and
cellist best
known for his
motion picture scores. Hugo
Wilhelm Friedhofer was...
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Deutsch and
Friedhofer Friedhofer, A. Deutsch, Parrish, and
Cutter 1939 The Old Maid
Edmund Goulding Film
score Warner Bros.
Friedhofer 1939 They Made...
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Victor Young (17) 1:
Herbert Stothart (11) 1:
Elmer Bernstein (10) 1: Hugo
Friedhofer (9) 1:
Lionel Newman (9) 1:
Georgie Stoll (9) 1:
James Horner (8) 1: Leigh...
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Cinematography Milton Krasner Edited by
James B.
Clark Music by Hugo
Friedhofer Color process DeLuxe Color Production company Jerry Wald
Productions Distributed...
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Michael Pate, and was
filmed in CinemaScope. The
music was by Hugo
Friedhofer and the
cinematography by Leo Tover, with
costume design by Travilla....
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longest he had ever written. Five
orchestrators were hired: Hugo
Friedhofer,
Maurice de Packh,
Bernhard Kaun,
Adolph Deutsch and
Reginald Hazeltine...
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would the
orchestra come from?", to
which musical director Hugo
Friedhofer is said to have
asked in reply, "Where
would the
cameras come from?" Director...
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Richard Fleischer. It was
partly filmed on Kaua'i. The film's
score by Hugo
Friedhofer,
which included elements of the Dies Irae, was
nominated for an Oscar...
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Adapted Screenplay (Robert E. Sherwood), and Best
Original Score (Hugo
Friedhofer). In addition,
Russell was also
awarded an
honorary Academy Award, the...
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Director –
Billy Wilder; 1951.
Venice Film Festival: Best
Music – Hugo
Friedhofer; 1951.
Nomination Academy Award for Best
Story and
Screenplay – Billy...
