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No composer listed yet, but I'll be very interested to know who will be stepping into those shoes. Edit: to add picture, after musing on the above. A good friend turned me on to Mr. Beltrami's music, and I was surprised how much I enjoyed his score to the remake of The Omen (although I confess l still have not seen the movie). Beltrami is a fine dramatic composer, but when it comes to comedy he's not proven himself yet. That doesn't mean he's not capable though. Personally, I think Mark McKenzie should score the film. He was Goldsmith's orchestrator in his final years (including Dante's last film, Looney Tunes: Back in Action), so he would be a logical choice.
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How about a Dante-Donaggio Reunion?
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Here's a great review of The Hole, which reveals that the film has been scored by Javier Navarrete: http://www.fangoria.com/reviews/2-film/3949-the-hole-in-3d-film-review.html I've long wondered who Dante would use to score this now Jerry isn't around, and my preferences were Joel Goldsmith or Pino Donaggio. This is a surprising choice, but not an unpleasant one. The fact he is using a European composer on what appears to be a rather low budget horror film has a nice echo to his earlier films, even if he isn't actually using Pino. Also great to hear Dick Miller has a cameo!!! N.P. The Taking Of Pelham One Two Three (David Shire)
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Thanks for posting that, Mark. Very interesting! Looks like we'll be seeing Bruce Dern in it, too!! Yes, I love that his character is called "Crazy Carl" - sounds like perfect casting!
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