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Wow. Great post. Outstanding and in-depth.
The part where that massive prick Lionel Newman got fired was pure Ambrosia. Had to read it a second time.
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Sep 13, 2024 - 12:18 AM
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Thor
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Bartek never got the solo career that his potential signalled, which is why I've always been fascinated by him (and not only as an Elfman completist).
I started reading the interview, and will continue later (long piece!). Good work, and always great with these insights, but it appears to be a raw transcript of the interview, with all the asides and oral fill words etc.? Do you plan on editing it for the BEETLEJUICE book? Might be useful for easier reading.
I think it will also weed out misunderstandings. For example, when it says "The basic score is mostly Danny", it might be useful to change "the basic score" to FORBIDDEN ZONE, because the film's title isn't mentioned and you get the impression he's talking about PEE WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE from the sentence before. Also, it's Jon BriOn, not Jon Brian.
Would have been cool to know more about Steve's own film scores (I believe NOVOCAINE is the only one mentioned), but that wasn't perhaps the goal of this interview.
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