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Isn't the Film's Score Great?

posted 15 years ago by AliciaHuberman59
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George Dunning's score is wonderful...can't get it out of my head and don't want to even try. He did "That Touch of Mink", which TCM aired a few hours later (yesterday).

[–] PinkIcicle 15 years ago

Yes--I like George Dunning's music, too. In fact, I loved the score from B, B & C SO MUCH that I bought the CD. I love listening to it in my car; it gets even better the more you listen to it! I think he also did the score for STRANGERS WHEN WE MEET.

[–] AliciaHuberman59 15 years ago

Thank you for the heads-up about Strangers.

[–] PinkIcicle 15 years ago

McKee-4--Another George Dunning composition (along with Steve Allen) is the THEME FROM PICNIC.

[–] Tashtago 14 years ago

It is very good. I wonder if it's the same George Duning who did Yellow Submarine.

[–] BCarl 13 years ago

I find it very Mancini-like, and that's a GOOD thing. The Candoli Bros. play some of the hippest be-bop you will ever hear in a mainstream film. PURE GENIUS!