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This might not class as intelligent, but I'd love to ask him, if there is any chance of a complete release of "Per Qualche Dollaro In Piu" The question isn't intelligent, but then, neither am I.
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What Dreams May Come - complete
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Good luck with that. Remember altho he doesnt speak much english, he understands more than he lets on. Presumably you speak italian or you are taking a translator? Ask him if he still gets up at silly o clock and starts telephoning all his friends expecting them to be up???!
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What Dreams May Come - complete? There, Thor. I assumed everything ends up sounding like a question in Italian anyway.
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What Dreams May Come - complete? There, Thor. I assumed everything ends up sounding like a question in Italian anyway. I doubt Morricone would know anything about a release of that score, whether complete or regular. But I'm sure he could have some interesting things to say about the process of scoring it -- and his frustrations with the director. Hey Lokutus, are you sure that you're not going to be interviewing THORricone? In fact, maybe any time there's a composer interview coming up and the interviewer asks fans for potential questions, we should all email our questions to Thor first, because he seems to think he has all the answers anyway.
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In regards to "What Dreams May Comes", this was posted in another thread about another interview with him: Lukas said way back in 2002: "I did look into this maybe three years ago. At the time PolyGram Films was open to the idea but needed to contact Morricone's people for permission, either contractually or as a matter of policy/politeness. Morricone's reps (I don't know if these are his Italian or LA people) said no for whatever reason and it died there." http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/board/posts.cfm?threadID=9298&forumID=1&archive=1 Could you do us all an awesome favor and inquire with Morricone directly? I have a feeling the answer is different from him. How'd you swing the interview, by the way?
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