Carl Davis
Known for: Sound
Born: October 27, 1936 in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA - Died: August 2, 2023
Carl Davis was an American music composer and conductor for film and television. He was the driving force behind the reinvention of the silent movie for this generation and wrote the score to some of the most loved and remembered British television dramas. Davis was a conductor and composer of symphonic works, as well as a notable writer for the ballet.
Known for
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Paul McCartney: Ghosts of the Past
Self
Praise Marx and Pass the Ammunition
Composer
Florence Foster Jenkins
Orlando Adams
Composing Napoleon
Self
The Understudy
Mr. Davidovitz
Queen's Nose
Choral Plant
Private Schulz
Pianist at Salon Kitty (uncredited)
Le radeau de la Méduse
Original Music Composer
Frankenstein Unbound
Original Music Composer
D.W. Griffith: Father of Film
Original Music Composer
The French Lieutenant's Woman
Original Music Composer
The Secret Life of Ian Fleming
Original Music Composer
Man Friday
Original Music Composer
Widows' Peak
Original Music Composer
Genghis Cohn
Original Music Composer
Liberation
Original Music Composer
A Sense of History
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Echoes That Remain
Original Music Composer
The Yellow Wallpaper
Original Music Composer
Scandal
Original Music Composer
The Girl in a Swing
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Sakharov
Original Music Composer
The Weather in the Streets
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Macbeth
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