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Films Elfman was attached to or rumored to be attached to (that I have found so far):
1992:
SCENT OF A WOMAN (not done). [Thomas Newman.]
1997:
COMMANDMENTS (TV mini series) [Joseph Vitarelli.]
1999:
HOOF BEETS (Later RUNNING FREE) [Nicola Piovani.]
THE IRON GIANT [Michael Kamen.] *
2000:
AMERICAN PSYCHO [John Cale.]
2002:
THE STEPFORD WIVES (back when Tim Burton was going to do the film)
2003:
LOONEY TUNES: BACK IN ACTION (Dark Horizons had reported him as the composer).
2004:
FINDING NEMO
2007:
IN BLOOM (AKA: THE LIFE BEFORE HER EYES) (not done)
2010:
GREEN HORNET
And of course THE HUNGER GAMES was already mentioned.
* = In a 1995 Film Score Monthly interview, this exchange was given between the interviewer and Kamen:
I was recently asked to rescore a film that Danny Elfman was working on. They were making deals already for me to come: "Be there and see it and set up times." And I said, "Has anybody told Danny Elfman yet?" They said, "Oh, no...!"
Rejected scores:
"Joy" (as previously mentioned), and I was told by somebody who worked on it, "Gattaca". Also, one addition unknown mystery: somebody, I think it was an FSM member, attended some kind of event years ago and there were composers who attended and talked about projects; Philip glass said Elfman had been rejected from a film recently [back then, of course].
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Films Elfman was attached to or rumored to be attached to (that I have found so far):
1992:
SCENT OF A WOMAN (not done). [Thomas Newman.]
1997:
COMMANDMENTS (TV mini series) [Joseph Vitarelli.]
1999:
HOOF BEETS (Later RUNNING FREE) [Nicola Piovani.]
THE IRON GIANT [Michael Kamen.] *
2000:
AMERICAN PSYCHO [John Cale.]
2002:
THE STEPFORD WIVES (back when Tim Burton was going to do the film)
2003:
LOONEY TUNES: BACK IN ACTION (Dark Horizons had reported him as the composer).
2004:
FINDING NEMO
2007:
IN BLOOM (AKA: THE LIFE BEFORE HER EYES) (not done)
2010:
GREEN HORNET
And of course THE HUNGER GAMES was already mentioned.
* = In a 1995 Film Score Monthly interview, this exchange was given between the interviewer and Kamen:
I was recently asked to rescore a film that Danny Elfman was working on. They were making deals already for me to come: "Be there and see it and set up times." And I said, "Has anybody told Danny Elfman yet?" They said, "Oh, no...!"
It looks like The Iron Giant didn't even find a director until 1996, so I don't know how they could have had a rough cut ready for Kamen to view in 1995. Maybe Elfman was working on Jack or 101 Dalmatians? Or maybe Kamen was thinking of the wrong composer?
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