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Thierry, those ideas of double bills sound fun, though FSM has, as you know, done a few. You mention MADIGAN. That's a great Don Costa score.
The mention of WHEN EIGHT BELLS TOLL would make a great "double" (HA!) with Ernie Freeman's DOUBLE MAN. Actually, I don't know if it would, because I only know the Main Titles to those movies, and the rest might be somewhat less good. But yes, THE DOUBLE MAN has a great Main Title. Wasn't this a Franklin Schaffner movie? Just imagine what a great score Goldsmith would have done. Or rather, don't.
Come to think of it, a great pairing for either the Wally Stott score or the Freeman would be ASSIGNMENT K. You see the connection, no? ASSIGNMENT K was a British movie about spying in the Alps. Stephen Boyd was in it, and it had great scenes of people skiing. But, above all, it had an absolutely GREAT score by one of my unsung heroes, Basil Kirchin. Tremendous brass clusters on the edge of jazz throughout.
Oh, by the way, did you know that "Angela Morley" is an anagram of "Real Manly Ego"? Michael J Lewis had a story about him/her in an old magazine of mine, but I can't remember what he said, nor why.
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