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Side note: would still like an official release for the official score.
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Nothing "official" is out on Banks/Marinellis score, but it is an awesome 80´s score with a great main theme, the Kinney chase theme and the end showdown as my favourite themes...
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Horner had kept this one from getting released. Now that he has passed, the estate will probably be cooperative. I think Deadly Blessing was another he kept from getting released, but the estate must have approved it. I guess its just a matter of time.
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Awesome news!
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Nov 17, 2023 - 11:57 AM
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It was completed. Everything I've read leads me to believe it probably was sibling to Patriot Games in tone and texture (for sure with a theme that went on to become "The Ride" in Zorro and other reports saying there's bits of Braveheart, too). Tony Hinnigan wrote about it:
You won't have heard this score, as it was binned. This happens to all film composers at some point and is, simply, a production decision and an occupational hazard. In this case, however, I think the producers made (especially considering the replacement score - in my humble opinion, a pile of ****!) a huge mistake. We recorded it in the old Air studios at Oxford Circus, London, and it was our introduction to the "Panpipe Olympics" (see "Patriot Games"). James asked us to find a piper to play a slow air at the top and bottom of the movie so we got Tommy McCarthy (RIP), a very, very fine piper from Co. Clare, then living in London. Tommy played so beautifully that James said " Lads, I don't know what we're paying Tommy, but double it!".
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