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Goldsmith scored more than 200 films, including Alien, Chinatown and the first Star Trek movie. While his career paralleled that of John Williams,... Jerry Goldsmith, 'The Composer's Composer,' ...

Welcome to Terror on the Turntable! In this monthly column, join Rachel Reeves as she explores the powerful and unholy alliance between horror films and their scores ...

The film opens with the backdrop of an enormous American flag. Slowly, a general of the Army walks into view. An off-screen voice calls “Ten-hut” as the general snaps to salute. We see close-ups of ...

Jerry Goldsmith was reportedly so nervous that he smoked three cigarettes at a time during the 1977 Oscars. His score remains a reminder of horror’s ingenuity and range. Senior Entertainment Reporter ...

Award-winning film and TV composer Jerry Goldsmith died yesterday (July 21) of cancer in Beverly Hills, Calif. He was 75. Goldsmith's long and distinguished career included a best original score… By ...

The late composer's music will get the full orchestral treatment at an L.A. screening... with the real Rudy on hand to cheer it on. “There are so few things in the world that you can stand up and ...

Academy Award-winning composer Jerry Goldsmith, who created music for scores of movies and television shows ranging from the ” Star Trek ” and ” Planet of the Apes ” series to ” Barnaby Jones ” and ” ...