Carl Davis
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Sound · Born 1936-10-28 · age 86 at death · Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
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.
Titles
Florence Foster Jenkins
Pride and Prejudice
The French Lieutenant's Woman
The World at War
Topsy-Turvy
Frankenstein Unbound
Ethel & Ernest
Scandal
Goodnight, Mister Tom
King David
I, Monster
Cranford
Upstairs Downstairs
The Naked Civil Servant
Up Pompeii
The Trial
The Rainbow
Man Friday
A Sense of History
Anne Frank Remembered
The Great Gatsby
Up the Chastity Belt
Universal Horror
Widows' Peak
The Crucifer of Blood
Voyage
The Return of the Native
Hollywood
Birth of the Beatles
Champions
The Secret Life of Ian Fleming
The Girl in a Swing
Macbeth
Separate but Equal
Silas Marner
Lon Chaney: A Thousand Faces
George Stevens: A Filmmaker's Journey
The Far Pavilions
The Kiss of Death
The National Health
Rentadick
The Day the Universe Changed
Unknown Chaplin
Buster Keaton: A Hard Act to Follow
War & Peace
D.W. Griffith: Father of Film
Liberation
Garbo
Langrishe, Go Down
Edward II
The Merchant of Venice
The Greatest Store in the World
Lie Down with Lions
A Dance to the Music of Time
Screen Two
Private Schulz
The Catholics
The Black Velvet Gown
The Bofors Gun
The First Eden