James Newton Howard

American composer and music producer (born 1951)

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(m. 1974; div. 1977)
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    (m. 1986; div. 1987)
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    Musical artist

    James Newton Howard (born June 9, 1951) is an American film composer, music producer and keyboardist. He has scored over 100 films and is the recipient of a Grammy Award, an Emmy Award, and nine nominations for Academy Awards. His film scores include Pretty Woman (1990), The Prince of Tides (1991), The Fugitive (1993), Space Jam (1996), Dinosaur (2000), Peter Pan (2003), King Kong (2005), Batman Begins (2005) and its sequel The Dark Knight (2008) which he composed with Hans Zimmer, The Hunger Games franchise (2012–2023), Fantastic Beasts trilogy (2016–2022), and Jungle Cruise (2021). He has collaborated extensively with directors M. Night Shyamalan and Francis Lawrence, having scored eight of Shyamalan's films since The Sixth Sense (1999) and all of Lawrence's films since I Am Legend (2007). He has also worked with such other directors as Edward Zwick, Michael Hoffman, P.J. Hogan, Andrew Davis, Lawrence Kasdan, Joe Johnston, Taylor Hackford, Ivan Reitman, Joel Schumacher, David Yates, and Barbra Streisand.

    Early life and career

    Howard was born in Los Angeles. He is from a musical family; his grandmother was a violinist. His father was Jewish but he did not want his children to know he was, so he changed his last name from Horowitz to Howard.[1]

    Howard began studying music as a child, taking classical piano lessons at the age of four.[2] He went on to attend the Thacher School in Ojai, California and the Music Academy of the West[3] in Montecito, California with Reginald Stewart and Leon Fleischer.[2] He then attended the University of Southern California, studying at the School of Music as a piano performance major, but dropped out after 6 weeks because "He wanted to do other things than practicing the piano."[4]

    After Howard left college, he joined a short-lived rock band called Mama Lion. The band was led by Neil Merryweather (bass, backing vocals) and featured lead singer Lynn Carey, Coffi Hall on drums, and Rick Gaxiola on guitar. Mama Lion recorded two full-length albums. Members of Mama Lion also formed the band Heavy Cruiser with Merryweather now on lead vocals, recording two albums whose genre was closer to hard rock but also displayed psychedelic and progressive influences. He then worked for a couple of years as a session musician with artists including Diana Ross, Ringo Starr, and Harry Nilsson.[5] In the early 70s, he described himself as being "dirt poor", until his big break in 1975 when his manager got him an audition with Elton John.[6] He joined John's band and toured with them as keyboardist during the late 70s and early 80s. He was part of the band that played Central Park, New York, on September 13, 1980.[7] Howard also arranged strings for several of John's songs during this period including the hits "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" and "Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word", and played additional keyboards and synthesizers on studio albums including Rock of the Westies (1975), Blue Moves (1976), 21 at 33 (1980), and The Fox (1981).

    In 1982, Howard was featured on Toto IV as the strings conductor and orchestrator for "I Won't Hold You Back", "Afraid of Love", and "Lovers in the Night". In 1984 the Sheffield Lab direct-to-disc album James Newton Howard and Friends, was released, which featured Toto's David Paich (keyboards), Steve Porcaro (keyboards), Jeff Porcaro (drums), and Joe Porcaro (percussion).[8]

    In 1983, Howard was co-producer, musician (keyboards), and orchestrator of Riccardo Cocciante's album Sincerità.[9] He also created five arrangements for the album "Aznavour '83" by Charles Aznavour, which was recorded in California.[10]

    In 1984, Howard composed his first piece of score for a film, receiving a co-writing credit with David Paich for the cue "Trip to Arrakis" in Toto's music for the David Lynch film Dune.[11]

    After briefly touring with Crosby, Stills, and Nash, he took an opportunity brought to him by his manager to write a score for a film. This career move would lead to his becoming a successful film music composer.[citation needed] During this early foray into film music, Howard returned for a brief collaboration with Elton John on his Tour De Force of Australia in the fall of 1986. He conducted both his own and Paul Buckmaster's arrangements during the second half of the set, which focused on orchestrated performances of selected songs from the Elton John catalog.[12]

    1990s–2000s

    Howard scored the romantic comedy Pretty Woman (1990) and received his first Academy Award nomination for his score for Barbra Streisand's drama The Prince of Tides (1991). Setting the musical mood for numerous films throughout the decade, Howard's skills encompassed a plethora of genres, including four more best original score Oscar nominations, for the Harrison Ford action feature The Fugitive (1993), the Julia Roberts romantic comedy My Best Friend's Wedding (1997), M. Night Shyamalan's The Village (2004), and Michael Clayton (2007). In addition, Howard scored the Western epic Wyatt Earp (1994), Kevin Costner's Waterworld (1995), and Primal Fear (1996). His collaborations on songs for One Fine Day (1996) and Junior (1994) garnered Oscar nominations for Best Song. Along with scoring small-scaled, independent films such as Five Corners (1988), Glengarry Glen Ross (1992), and American Heart (1993), Howard proved equally skilled at composing for big-budget Hollywood spectacles, including Space Jam (1996), Dante's Peak (1997) (theme only – score was composed by John Frizzell), and Collateral (2004). He has also scored four Disney animated feature films: Dinosaur (2000), Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001), Treasure Planet (2002), and Raya and the Last Dragon (2021). Although he concentrates primarily on films, Howard has also contributed music for TV, earning an Emmy nomination in 1995 for his theme to NBC's ratings smash ER (Howard also scored the two-hour pilot); he also provided the themes for The Sentinel and Gideon's Crossing, winning an Emmy for the latter.[9][13]

    He has scored many of Shyamalan's suspense thrillers, The Sixth Sense (1999), Unbreakable (2000), Signs (2002), The Village (2004), Lady in the Water (2006), The Happening (2008), and The Last Airbender (2010), notably dropping the intense, yet subtle, opening credit music for The Sixth Sense from the corresponding soundtrack album.[9]

    On October 14, 2005, Howard replaced Howard Shore as composer for King Kong, due to "differing creative aspirations for the score" between Shore and director Peter Jackson.[14] The resultant score earned Howard his first Golden Globe nomination for Best Original Score.[15] His work on Michael Clayton earned him an Oscar nomination. He followed in 2008 with his eighth Oscar nomination for Edward Zwick's Defiance.[9] He also collaborated with Hans Zimmer on the scores for Batman Begins and its record-breaking sequel The Dark Knight.[13]

    Further works were The Happening, his sixth film with M. Night Shyamalan, Blood Diamond, Michael Clayton, The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep, I Am Legend, Charlie Wilson's War, and Shyamalan's film adaptation of the Nickelodeon series Avatar: the Last Airbender.

    Howard debuted his work for symphony orchestra, I Would Plant A Tree, in February 2009 as part of the Pacific Symphony's annual American Composers Festival. The debut took place at the Renee and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall in Costa Mesa, California, with the Symphony under the direction of Carl St.Clair.[16]

    After being replaced in later seasons, his original theme song for the hit TV show ER returned for the final episode of the series.[17]

    2010s

    In September 2010, he was appointed visiting professor of media composition at the Royal Academy of Music in London.[18]

    From 2012 to 2015, James Newton Howard scored the music for the critically acclaimed Hunger Games franchise.

    From 2014 to 2015, Howard saw major success with The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 when he composed the score for the movie, which included "The Hanging Tree", featuring vocals from actress Jennifer Lawrence. The song peaked at number 12 on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming the highest-charting single from The Hunger Games movies and both Howard's and Lawrence's first chart single.[19]

    In 2014, Howard scored two Academy Award-nominated films, Nightcrawler and Maleficent.

    Howard composed the score for the fantasy drama Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, a spin-off/prequel of the Harry Potter film series, and for its sequels, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald and Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore.

    In 2015, James Newton Howard was named the new artistic director of the Henry Mancini Institute (HMI) at the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida.[20]

    On March 23–24, 2019, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra gave the world premiere of Howard's Concerto for Cello & Orchestra with LACO principal cello Andrew Shulman as the soloist. The Los Angeles Times described the work as having "an elegiac tone, along with thematic material from the beginning and closing titles of Red Sparrow" the score of which Howard was working on while first composing the concerto.[21]

    Personal life

    When delving into his family history, twenty-five years after the death of his father, Howard learned that his father was Jewish (the family's original surname was Horowitz). Although raised Protestant, Howard later became a practicing Reconstructionist Jew after learning that his father was Jewish.[22][23][24]

    James Newton Howard was married to Rosanna Arquette in 1986, they divorced one year later. From 1989 to 1991, he was in a relationship with Barbra Streisand.[25] In 1992, he married Sophie Howard and they have two children: Jackson and Hayden.

    Awards

    In May 2008, he was made an Honorary Member of the Royal Academy of Music.[26]

    In 2009, he was awarded a Grammy alongside Hans Zimmer for the score soundtrack album to The Dark Knight.[27]

    In October 2015, he was honored with the Max Steiner Film Music Achievement Award[28] during the annual Hollywood in Vienna concert.

    Award Year Project Category Outcome
    Academy Awards 1992 The Prince of Tides Best Original Score Nominated
    1994 The Fugitive Nominated
    1995 Junior (shared with Carole Bayer Sager, James Ingram and Patty Smyth) Best Original Song Nominated
    1997 One Fine Day (shared with Jud Friedman and Allan Dennis Rich) Nominated
    1998 My Best Friend's Wedding Best Original Score Nominated
    2005 The Village Nominated
    2008 Michael Clayton Nominated
    2009 Defiance Nominated
    2021 News of the World Nominated
    Annie Awards 2000 Dinosaur Music in a Feature Production Nominated
    2001 Atlantis: The Lost Empire Nominated
    BAFTA Awards 2009 The Dark Knight (shared with Hans Zimmer) Anthony Asquith Award for Best Film Music Nominated
    Emmy Awards 1989 Men Outstanding Main Title Theme Music Nominated
    1995 ER Outstanding Main Title Theme Music Nominated
    2001 Gideon's Crossing Outstanding Main Title Theme Music Won
    2016 All the Way Outstanding Music Composition for a Limited Series, Movie, or Special (Original Dramatic Score) Nominated
    2017 A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Bad Beginning Outstanding Music Composition for a Series (Original Dramatic Score) Nominated
    2023 Light & Magic: Gang of Outsiders Outstanding Music Composition for a Documentary Series or Special (Original Dramatic Score) Nominated
    Golden Globe Awards 1995 Junior (shared with Carole Bayer Sager, James Ingram and Patty Smyth) Best Original Song Nominated
    1997 One Fine Day (shared with Jud Friedman and Allan Dennis Rich) Nominated
    2006 King Kong Best Original Score Nominated
    2009 Defiance Nominated
    2021 News of the World Nominated
    Grammy Awards 1998 For The First Time (from One Fine Day) (shared with Jud Friedman and Allan Dennis Rich) Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture or for Television Nominated
    2003 Signs – Main Titles Best Instrumental Composition Nominated
    2001 The Egg Travels Nominated
    2008 Blood Diamond Best Score Soundtrack Album for Motion Picture, Television or other Visual Media Nominated
    2009 The Dark Knight (shared with Hans Zimmer) Won
    Satellite Awards 2007 The Lookout Best Original Score Nominated
    2010 Salt Nominated
    2011 Water for Elephants Nominated
    2020 News of the World Nominated
    Saturn Awards 2000 Dinosaur Best Music Nominated
    2006 Batman Begins (shared with Hans Zimmer) Nominated
    2009 The Dark Knight (shared with Hans Zimmer) Won
    2017 Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them Nominated
    World Soundtrack Awards 2001 Atlantis: The Lost Empire (shared with Diane Warren) Best Original Song Written for a Film Nominated
    2005 Batman Begins (shared with Hans Zimmer) Best Original Soundtrack of the Year Nominated
    2006 King Kong Nominated
    Soundtrack Composer of the Year Nominated
    2008 I Am Legend Soundtrack Composer of the Year Won
    Michael Clayton Won
    Charlie Wilson's War Won
    2013 The Bourne Legacy Film Composer of the Year Nominated
    After Earth Nominated

    [13][29][30][31][32][33][34][35]

    Discography

    Albums

    Year Title Musician Notes
    1974 Goodnight Vienna Ringo Starr Synthesizer for "Snookeroo"
    Rock 'n' Roll Survivors Fanny Synthesizer and clavinet
    James Newton Howard
    1975 Playing Possum Carly Simon Electric piano and synthesizer for "Look Me in the Eyes"
    He Don't Like You, Like I Love You Tony Orlando and Dawn Keyboards
    Melissa Melissa Manchester Electric piano, clavinet, ARP synthesizer, organ, piano, celeste keyboards
    It's in Everyone of Us David Pomeranz Electric piano and synthesizer for "The Hit Song of All Time" and "If You Walked Away"
    Synthesizer for "Flying" and "Greyhound Mary"
    Rock of the Westies Elton John Clavinet, ARP synthesizer, Elka Synthex, harpsichord, Mellotron, electric piano
    1976 ...That's the Way It Is Harry Nilsson Keyboards
    Blue Moves Elton John Conductor/arrangement for "Tonight", "Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word", and "Bite Your Lip (Get Up and Dance!)"
    Co-writer for "One Horse Town" and "The Wide-Eyed and Laughing"
    Synthesizer, electric piano, organ, Mellotron
    The Faragher Brothers The Faragher Brothers ARP synthesizer for "Never Get Your Love Behind Me"
    Help Is on the Way Melissa Manchester String arrangement for "Be Somebody", "Help Is on the Way", "Dirty Work", and "There's More Where That Came From"
    Electric piano for "Be Somebody"
    The Movies The Movies Synthesizer on "Satellite Touchdown"
    Endless Flight Leo Sayer Synthesizer on "Reflections" and "When I Need You"
    Better Days & Happy Endings Melissa Manchester ARP synthesizer
    Beautiful Noise Neil Diamond ARP synthesizer on "If You Know What I Mean", "Home Is a Wounded Heart", and "Jungletime"
    Something New Barbi Benton Keyboards
    1977 Kiki Dee Kiki Dee Piano for all tracks except "Standing Room Only" and "First Thing in the Morning, Last Thing at Night"
    Writer for "Sweet Creation"
    Arrangement for "Sweet Creation", "Night Hours", and "In Return"
    ARP synthesizer for "Sweet Creation" and "Standing Room Only"
    Mellotron for "Into Eternity"
    Organ for "Standing Room Only", "Keep Right On", and "In Return"
    Electric piano and strings for "Night Hours"
    1978 Wild Child Valerie Carter Producer, various keyboards,

    co-writer (Taking the Long Way Home, Lady In The Dark)

    1980 Black Rose Black Rose / Cher Producer of the album, co-writer of the song (and first single) "Never Should've Started".
    1982 Toto IV Toto Orchestral arrangements and Conductor on "I Won't Hold You Back", "It's a Feeling", "Afraid of Love" and "Lovers in the Night".
    1983 James Newton Howard and Friends James Newton Howard
    David Paich (keyboards)
    Steve Porcaro (keyboards)
    Jeff Porcaro (drums)
    Joe Porcaro (percussion)
    Recorded live, direct-to-disc
    In Your Eyes George Benson Co-producer, co-writer, keyboards, synthesizer and string arrangements on "Lady Love Me (One More Time) with David Paich
    Allies Crosby, Stills & Nash keyboards
    What A Feelin' Irene Cara Producer and keyboards on "You Were Made For Me"
    Stompin' at the Savoy Chaka Khan Additional keyboards and synthesizer on "Ain't Nobody"
    1984 I Feel for You Chaka Khan Producer and co-writer with David "Hawk" Wolinski on "Hold Her", keyboards, synthesizer
    20/20 George Benson Co-writer of "Please Don't Walk Away" with Steve Lukather, keyboards, synthesizer, string arrangements
    Emotion Barbra Streisand keyboards, string arrangements on "Clear Sailing"
    Solid Ashford & Simpson Producer, keyboards and drum programming on "Closest to Love"
    1100 Bel Air Place Julio Iglesias keyboards
    Isolation Toto Orchestral arrangements on "How Does it Feel" and "Change of Heart".
    1985 Eaten Alive Diana Ross keyboards
    Anywhere You Go David Pack Producer on "Prove Me Wrong", keyboards, synthesizer, string arrangements
    The Magazine Rickie Lee Jones Producer, keyboards, synthesizer, string arrangements
    Perspective America synthesizer on "(It's Like You) Never Left At All" with Randy Kerber
    Behind the Sun Eric Clapton Producer, synthesizer on "Something's Happening"
    1986 East of Midnight Gordon Lightfoot keyboards, synthesizer, arrangements
    Abstract Emotions Randy Crawford Producer, keyboards, synthesizer on "Don't Wanna Be Normal"
    1987 Flash In Japan Eikichi Yazawa Producer, keyboards, synthesizer
    Collaboration George Benson & Earl Klugh synthesizer on "Since You're Gone"
    1988 The Seventh One Toto String arrangements on "Anna".
    The Rumour Olivia Newton-John Producer, keyboards, synthesizer, drum programming on "The Rumour"
    Land of Dreams Randy Newman Producer, keyboards, synthesizer
    Soul Searchin' Glenn Frey Producer and co-writer of "Two Hearts" with David "Hawk" Wolinski
    1989 Somebody Loves You Paul Anka Additional keyboards, synth horns on "A Steel Guitar and A Glass of Wine"
    Vonda Shepard Vonda Shepard Producer, keyboards, synthesizer, co-writer of "Baby, Don't You Break My Heart Slow"
    Larger than Life Jody Watley Co-writer of "Everything" with Gardner Cole
    Can't Escape the Rhythm Gregory Hines Producer and co-writer with Glen Ballard
    1990 To Be Continued... Elton John keyboards, synthesizer and string arrangements on "Made for Me"
    Simple Mission Glass Tiger string arrangements on "Where Did Our Love Go"
    1991 It's Your Life Gardner Cole Producer, keyboards, synthesizer
    The Fire Inside Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band Synthesizer and strings on "The Real Love"
    1992 Start the Car Jude Cole Producer, keyboards, synthesizer
    The Radical Light Vonda Shepard Synth string arrangements on "Clean Rain"
    1994 Look What Love Has Done Patty Smyth Producer, keyboards, synthesizer
    1995 One Clear Voice Peter Cetera Co-writer and keyboards on "The Lucky Ones"
    A Spanner in the Works Rod Stewart Producer and keyboards on "Leave Virginia Alone"
    Feel The Healing Pamela Thum Co-writer and synth strings on "The Other Side"
    1996 If We Fall in Love Tonight Rod Stewart Producer (both tracks) and keyboards on "Sometimes When We Touch", co-writer of "For the First Time" with Allan Rich and Jud Friedman
    1997 The Other Side Wynonna Judd Co-writer of "Why Now" with David Pack and Cliff Downs
    The Heart of Chicago 1967–1997 Chicago Producer, keyboards, string arrangements and co-writer of "Here in My Heart" with Glen Ballard

    Works as composer

    Film

    1980s

    Year Title Director Studio(s) Notes
    1984 Dune David Lynch Dino De Laurentiis Corporation
    Universal Pictures
    Film scoring debut
    Composed with David Paich – Howard co-wrote cue "Trip to Arrakis"
    1985 Head Office Ken Finkleman HBO Pictures
    TriStar Pictures
    Composed with Alan Howarth
    1986 Wildcats Michael Ritchie Warner Bros. Soundtrack released by Warner Bros. Records with songs co-written by Howard and one score cue
    with Hawk Wolinski
    8 Million Ways to Die Hal Ashby Producers Sales Organization
    TriStar Pictures
    Tough Guys Jeff Kanew Touchstone Pictures
    Silver Screen Partners II
    The Bryna Company
    Nobody's Fool Evelyn Purcell Island Pictures
    1987 Campus Man Ron Casden RKO Pictures
    Paramount Pictures
    Five Corners Tony Bill HandMade Films
    Cineplex Odeon Films
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande
    First score by Howard to have an album release
    Russkies Rick Rosenthal New Century Vista Film Company Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande
    Promised Land Michael Hoffman Vestron Pictures Soundtrack released by Private Music
    1988 Off Limits Christopher Crowe 20th Century Fox Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande
    Some Girls Michael Hoffman United Artists
    Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
    Everybody's All-American Taylor Hackford Warner Bros. Soundtrack released by Capitol Records with one song co-written by Howard; no score included
    1989 Tap Nick Castle TriStar Pictures Soundtrack released by Epic Records with one song co-written by Howard; no score included
    Major League David S. Ward Morgan Creek Productions
    Paramount Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Curb Records with two songs co-written by Howard and two score cues
    The Package Andrew Davis Orion Pictures Soundtrack released by Prometheus Records

    1990s

    Year Title Director Studio(s) Notes
    1990 Coupe de Ville Joe Roth Morgan Creek Productions
    Universal Pictures
    Pretty Woman Garry Marshall Touchstone Pictures
    Silver Screen Partners IV
    Cue "She Rescues Him Right Back" written by Thomas Pasatieri
    Soundtrack released by EMI America; no score included
    Flatliners Joel Schumacher Columbia Pictures
    Marked for Death Dwight H. Little Steamroller Productions
    20th Century Fox
    Soundtrack released by Delicious Vinyl with one score cue
    Three Men and a Little Lady Emile Ardolino Touchstone Pictures
    Interscope Communications
    Soundtrack released by Hollywood Records with 20 minutes of score
    1991 King Ralph David S. Ward Universal Pictures
    Guilty by Suspicion Irwin Winkler Warner Bros. Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande with 13 minutes of score
    End title song composed with Alan and Marilyn Bergman
    One of the few James Newton Howard film scores to be conducted by the composer
    Dying Young Joel Schumacher 20th Century Fox Soundtrack released by Arista Records with 28 minutes of score
    The Man in the Moon Robert Mulligan Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Soundtrack released by Reprise Records
    My Girl Howard Zieff Imagine Entertainment
    Columbia Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Columbia Records with one score cut
    Grand Canyon Lawrence Kasdan 20th Century Fox Soundtrack released by Milan
    Expanded edition later released by La-La Land Records
    The Prince of Tides Barbra Streisand Columbia Pictures Replaced John Barry
    Soundtrack released by Columbia Records with 44 minutes of score
    Includes song co-written by Howard and performed by Barbra Streisand not used in the film

    Nominated:

    1992 Diggstown Michael Ritchie Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande; conducted by Howard
    Glengarry Glen Ross James Foley New Line Cinema
    LIVE Entertainment (US)
    Rank Organisation (International)
    Soundtrack released by Elektra with just over 16 minutes of score; conducted by Howard
    American Heart Martin Bell Triton Pictures Independent film
    Night and the City Irwin Winkler 20th Century Fox Soundtrack released by Hollywood Records with two songs co-written by Howard and one score cue
    1993 Alive Frank Marshall The Kennedy/Marshall Company
    Touchstone Pictures (US/Canada)
    Paramount Pictures (International)
    Soundtrack released by Hollywood Records; 2-CD expansion released by Intrada Records
    Falling Down Joel Schumacher Le Studio Canal+
    Regency Enterprises
    Warner Bros.
    Replaced Graeme Revell
    Soundtrack released by Intrada Records
    Dave Ivan Reitman Northern Lights Entertainment
    Warner Bros.
    Soundtrack released by Big Screen Records – cover erroneously credits Howard as the conductor (score actually conducted by Marty Paich); expanded edition later released by La-La Land
    The Fugitive Andrew Davis Warner Bros. Soundtrack released by Elektra; complete score later released by La-La Land Records

    Nominated:

    The Saint of Fort Washington Tim Hunter Warner Bros. Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande
    1994 Intersection Mark Rydell Paramount Pictures Soundtrack released by Milan Records; complete score later released by La-La Land Records
    Wyatt Earp Lawrence Kasdan Tig Productions
    Kasdan Pictures
    Warner Bros.
    Soundtrack released by Warner Bros. Records; complete score later released by La-La Land Records
    Junior Ivan Reitman Northern Lights Entertainment
    Universal Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande

    Nominated:

    1995 Just Cause Arne Glimcher Warner Bros. Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande
    Outbreak Wolfgang Petersen Warner Bros. Soundtrack and subsequent 2-CD expansion released by Varèse Sarabande
    French Kiss Lawrence Kasdan PolyGram Filmed Entertainment
    Working Title Films
    20th Century Fox
    Soundtrack released by Mercury Records with one score cue
    Waterworld Kevin Reynolds Gordon Company
    Davis Entertainment
    Licht/Mueller Film Corporation
    Universal Pictures
    Replaced Mark Isham (who did only demos; his music box melody remains in the movie)
    Soundtrack released by MCA; complete score later released by La-La Land Records
    Restoration Michael Hoffman Miramax Films Soundtrack released by Milan Records with 44 minutes of score
    1996 Eye for an Eye John Schlesinger Paramount Pictures Soundtrack released by La-La Land Records
    The Juror Brian Gibson Columbia Pictures Replaced John Barry
    Primal Fear Gregory Hoblit Rysher Entertainment
    Paramount Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Milan Records with 28 and a half minutes of score; complete score later released by La-La Land Records
    The Trigger Effect David Koepp Amblin Entertainment
    Gramercy Pictures (US/Canada)
    Universal Pictures (International)
    The Rich Man's Wife Amy Holden Jones Hollywood Pictures
    Caravan Pictures
    Theme only; score by John Frizzell
    Space Jam Joe Pytka Northern Lights Entertainment
    Warner Bros. Feature Animation
    Warner Bros. Family Entertainment
    Separate score and song albums released by Atlantic Records
    Song album includes one track co-written by Howard
    One Fine Day Michael Hoffman Lynda Obst Productions
    20th Century Fox
    Soundtrack released by Columbia Records with a song co-written by Howard and one score suite

    Nominated:

    1997 Dante's Peak Roger Donaldson Pacific Western Productions
    Universal Pictures
    Theme and some cues; majority of score by John Frizzell
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande
    Liar Liar Tom Shadyac Imagine Entertainment
    Universal Pictures
    Theme only; score by John Debney
    Soundtrack released by MCA
    Fathers' Day Ivan Reitman Silver Pictures
    Northern Lights Entertainment
    Warner Bros.
    My Best Friend's Wedding P.J. Hogan Zucker Brothers Productions
    TriStar Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Sony/Work with one score suite
    For Your Consideration promo with just over 24 minutes issued

    Nominated:

    The Devil's Advocate Taylor Hackford Regency Enterprises
    Warner Bros.
    Soundtrack released by TVT with just over 39 minutes of score
    The Postman Kevin Costner Tig Productions
    Warner Bros.
    Soundtrack released by Warner Bros. Records with just under 50 minutes of score
    1998 A Perfect Murder Andrew Davis Kopelson Entertainment
    Warner Bros.
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande
    1999 Runaway Bride Garry Marshall Lakeshore Entertainment
    Interscope Communications
    Paramount Pictures (US/Canada)
    Touchstone Pictures (International)
    Soundtrack released by Sony; no score
    Stir of Echoes David Koepp Artisan Entertainment (US/Canada)
    20th Century Fox (International)
    Soundtrack released by Nettwerk with 17-and-a-half minutes of score
    The Sixth Sense M. Night Shyamalan The Kennedy/Marshall Company
    Barry Mendel Productions
    Hollywood Pictures
    Spyglass Entertainment
    Replaced a yet unknown composer
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande
    Mumford Lawrence Kasdan Touchstone Pictures Soundtrack released by Hollywood Records with just under 25 minutes of score
    Snow Falling on Cedars Scott Hicks The Kennedy/Marshall Company
    Universal Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Decca Records

    Nominated:

    Wayward Son Randall Harris Avenue Pictures (International; The movie had no distributor in the United States) Composed with Steve Porcaro

    2000s

    Year Title Director Studio(s) Notes
    2000 Dinosaur Eric Leighton
    Ralph Zondag
    The Secret Lab
    Walt Disney Feature Animation
    Walt Disney Pictures
    First score for an animated film. Soundtrack released by Walt Disney Records

    Nominated:

    Unbreakable M. Night Shyamalan Barry Mendel Productions
    Blinding Edge Pictures
    Touchstone Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Hollywood Records
    Vertical Limit Martin Campbell Columbia Pictures Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande
    2001 Atlantis: The Lost Empire Gary Trousdale
    Kirk Wise
    Walt Disney Feature Animation
    Walt Disney Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Walt Disney Records
    73-minute FYC promo issued

    Nominated:

    America's Sweethearts Joe Roth Revolution Studios
    Columbia Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Atlantic Records with one score suite
    2002 Big Trouble Barry Sonnenfeld Touchstone Pictures
    Signs M. Night Shyamalan The Kennedy/Marshall Company
    Blinding Edge Pictures
    Touchstone Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Hollywood Records
    Unconditional Love P.J. Hogan New Line Cinema
    The Emperor's Club Michael Hoffman Beacon Communications
    Fine Line Features
    Sidney Kimmel Entertainment
    Universal Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande
    Treasure Planet Ron Clements
    John Musker
    Walt Disney Feature Animation
    Walt Disney Pictures
    Replaced Alan Silvestri
    Soundtrack released by Walt Disney Records with about 47 and a half minutes of score
    2003 Dreamcatcher Lawrence Kasdan Castle Rock Entertainment
    Village Roadshow Pictures
    Warner Bros.
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande
    Peter Pan P.J. Hogan Revolution Studios
    Red Wagon Productions
    Allied Stars Ltd
    Universal Pictures (US/Canada/Australia/UK)
    Columbia Pictures (International)
    "Flying" later used in commercials for Disneyland Paris
    15th Anniversary's Anthem
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande
    2004 Hidalgo Joe Johnston Casey Silver Productions
    Touchstone Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Hollywood Records
    The Village M. Night Shyamalan Blinding Edge Pictures
    Touchstone Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Hollywood Records

    Nominated:

    Collateral Michael Mann DreamWorks Pictures (US/Canada)
    Paramount Pictures (International)
    Soundtrack released by Hip-O Records with three Howard cues
    Composed with Tom Rothrock and Antonio Pinto Complete score issued by Intrada Records
    2005 The Interpreter Sydney Pollack Working Title Films
    Mirage Enterprises
    Universal Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande
    Batman Begins Christopher Nolan DC Comics
    Syncopy Inc.
    Legendary Pictures
    Warner Bros.
    Composed with Hans Zimmer
    Soundtrack released by Warner Bros. Records

    Nominated:

    Magnificent Desolation: Walking on the Moon 3D Mark Cowen Playtone
    IMAX
    Theme only; score by Blake Neely
    King Kong Peter Jackson WingNut Films
    Universal Pictures
    Replaced Howard Shore
    Soundtrack released by Decca Records

    Nominated:

    2006 Freedomland Joe Roth Revolution Studios
    Columbia Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande
    Composed with Mel Wesson
    RV Barry Sonnenfeld Relativity Media
    Red Wagon Entertainment
    Intermedia Films
    Columbia Pictures
    Composed with Stuart Michael Thomas and Blake Neely
    Lady in the Water M. Night Shyamalan Legendary Pictures
    Blinding Edge Pictures
    Warner Bros.
    Soundtrack released by Decca Records
    Blood Diamond Edward Zwick Bedford Falls Productions
    Virtual Studios
    Initial Entertainment Group
    Warner Bros.
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande with 51-and-a-half minutes of score

    Nominated:

    2007 The Lookout Scott Frank Spyglass Entertainment
    Miramax Films
    Soundtrack released by Hollywood Records as an iTunes exclusive
    Composed with Clay Duncan and Stuart Michael Thomas

    Nominated:

    Michael Clayton Tony Gilroy Section Eight Productions
    Mirage Enterprises
    Castle Rock Entertainment
    Warner Bros.
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande

    Won:

    Nominated:

    I Am Legend Francis Lawrence Weed Road Pictures
    Overbrook Entertainment
    Heyday Films
    Original Film
    Village Roadshow Pictures
    Warner Bros.
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande

    Won:

    The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep Jay Russell Revolution Studios
    Walden Media
    Beacon Communications
    Columbia Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Sony Classical with 46 minutes of score
    iTunes release includes 12 more minutes of score
    Charlie Wilson's War Mike Nichols Relativity Media
    Participant Productions
    Playtone
    Universal Pictures
    Replaced Ry Cooder
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande
    One track co-written by Gingger Shankar

    Won:

    The Great Debaters Denzel Washington Harpo Productions
    The Weinstein Company
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande
    Composed with Peter Golub
    2008 Mad Money Callie Khouri Millennium Films
    Overture Films
    Composed with Marty Davich
    The Happening M. Night Shyamalan Spyglass Entertainment
    Blinding Edge Pictures
    UTV Motion Pictures
    Dune Entertainment
    20th Century Fox
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande
    The Dark Knight Christopher Nolan DC Comics
    Syncopy Inc.
    Legendary Pictures
    Warner Bros.
    Soundtrack released by Warner Bros. Records in one-disc and two-disc editions
    Composed with Hans Zimmer

    Won:

    Nominated:

    Youssou N'Dour: I Bring What I Love Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi Shadow Distribution (US theatrical)
    Oscilloscope Pictures (US home video)
    Soundtrack released by Nonesuch with one score track
    Composed with Marty Davich
    Defiance Edward Zwick Bedford Falls Productions
    Paramount Vantage
    Soundtrack released by Sony Classical Records

    Nominated:

    2009 Confessions of a Shopaholic P.J. Hogan Jerry Bruckheimer Films
    Touchstone Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Hollywood Records with one score suite
    Duplicity Tony Gilroy Relativity Media
    Universal Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande
    Wings Over the Rockies Tod Williams Holding Pictures Short film. Music from the film Blood Diamond
    It's Complicated Nancy Meyers Relativity Media
    Waverly Films
    Dentsu
    Universal Pictures
    Some additional music with Hans Zimmer

    2010s

    Year Title Director Studio(s) Notes
    2010 Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang Susanna White Relativity Media
    Working Title Films
    StudioCanal
    Universal Pictures
    Took over from Thomas Newman (who left and did not do a score)
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande
    Salt Phillip Noyce Di Bonaventura Pictures
    Rainmaker Digital Effects
    Columbia Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Madison Gate Records

    Nominated:

    The Last Airbender M. Night Shyamalan Nickelodeon Movies
    The Kennedy/Marshall Company
    Blinding Edge Pictures
    Paramount Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Lakeshore Records
    Inhale Baltasar Kormákur IFC Films
    Love & Other Drugs Edward Zwick Fox 2000 Pictures
    Regency Enterprises
    New Regency
    Stuber Pictures
    20th Century Fox
    The Tourist Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck GK Films
    Spyglass Entertainment
    StudioCanal
    Columbia Pictures
    Replaced Gabriel Yared
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande (includes one track retained from Yared's thrown-out score)
    2011 Larry Crowne Tom Hanks Playtone
    StudioCanal
    Universal Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Rhino Records with one score track
    Water for Elephants Francis Lawrence Fox 2000 Pictures
    Dune Entertainment
    Ingenious Media
    20th Century Fox
    Soundtrack released by Sony Classical Records

    Nominated:

    The Green Hornet Michel Gondry Original Film
    Columbia Pictures
    Replaced Danny Elfman due to a scheduling conflict
    Gnomeo & Juliet Kelly Asbury Touchstone Pictures
    Miramax Films (uncredited)
    Rocket Pictures
    Arc Productions
    Soundtrack released by Hollywood Records and Walt Disney Records
    Composed with Chris P. Bacon
    Green Lantern Martin Campbell DC Entertainment
    De Line Pictures
    Warner Bros.
    Soundtrack released by WaterTower Music
    2012 Darling Companion Lawrence Kasdan Sony Pictures Classics (USA)
    Sierra/Affinity (International)
    The Hunger Games Gary Ross Color Force
    Lionsgate
    Replaced Danny Elfman due to a scheduling conflict
    Score album released by Universal Republic
    Snow White and the Huntsman Rupert Sanders Roth Films
    Universal Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Universal Republic
    The Bourne Legacy Tony Gilroy Relativity Media
    The Kennedy/Marshall Company
    Captivate Entertainment
    Universal Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Varèse Sarabande/Back Lot Music

    Nominated:

    Original Bourne themes by John Powell

    2013 After Earth M. Night Shyamalan Overbrook Entertainment
    Blinding Edge Pictures
    Relativity Media
    Columbia Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Sony Masterworks

    Nominated:

    The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Francis Lawrence Color Force
    Lionsgate
    Score album released by Universal Republic
    Parkland Peter Landesman American Film Company
    Playtone
    Exclusive Media Group
    Soundtrack released by Rhino Records as a digital download
    Additional music By Sven Faulconer and Sunna Wehrmeijer
    2014 Cut Bank Matt Shakman Kilburn Media
    A24
    Maleficent Robert Stromberg Roth Films
    Walt Disney Pictures
    Soundtrack released by Walt Disney Records
    Nightcrawler Dan Gilroy Bold Films
    Open Road Films
    Soundtrack released by Lakeshore Records
    Additional music By Sven Faulconer and Sunna Wehrmeijer
    Pawn Sacrifice Edward Zwick Bleecker Street
    The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 Francis Lawrence Color Force
    Lionsgate
    Score album released by Universal Republic
    2015 The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2
    Concussion Peter Landesman Village Roadshow Pictures
    Scott Free Productions
    Columbia Pictures
    Score album released by Sony Classical Records
    2016 The Huntsman: Winter's War Cedric Nicolas-Troyan Universal Pictures
    Perfect World Pictures
    Score album released by Back Lot Music
    Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them David Yates Warner Bros. Score album released by WaterTower Music

    Nominated:

    Hedwig's Theme by John Williams

    2017 Detroit Kathryn Bigelow Annapurna Pictures
    First Light Productions
    Page 1
    "Rescue" and "Alone" are two cues from the soundtrack of Detroit with various artists
    Additional music by Karen Han
    Roman J. Israel, Esq. Dan Gilroy Macro Media
    Cross Creek Pictures
    Columbia Pictures
    Score album released by Sony Classical Records
    2018 Red Sparrow Francis Lawrence 20th Century Fox
    The Nutcracker and the Four Realms Lasse Hallström
    Joe Johnston
    Walt Disney Pictures Score conducted by Gustavo Dudamel
    Score album released by Walt Disney Records
    Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald David Yates Warner Bros. Score album released by WaterTower Music

    Hedwig's Theme by John Williams

    2019 A Hidden Life[36][37][non-primary source needed] Terrence Malick Fox Searchlight Pictures Score album released by Sony Classical Records

    2020s

    Year Title Director Studio(s) Notes
    2020 News of the World Paul Greengrass Universal Pictures Score album released by Back Lot Music, a division of Universal Studios Music LLLP

    Nominated:

    2021 Raya and the Last Dragon[38] Don Hall
    Carlos López Estrada
    Walt Disney Animation Studios
    Walt Disney Pictures
    Jungle Cruise Jaume Collet-Serra Walt Disney Pictures
    2022 Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore[39] David Yates Warner Bros. Hedwig's Theme by John Williams
    2023 Pain Hustlers David Yates Netflix Composed with Michael Dean Parsons
    The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes Francis Lawrence Lionsgate Score album released by Sony Classical Records

    Television

    Year Title Director Studio(s) Notes
    1988 Go Toward the Light Mike Robe RHI Entertainment Television film
    1989 Men Various ABC TV series pilot and theme

    Nominated:

    1990 The Image Peter Werner Home Box Office Television film
    Revealing Evidence: Stalking the Honolulu Strangler Michael Seitzer MCA Television Entertainment Television film
    Somebody Has to Shoot the Picture Frank Pierson Home Box Office
    MCA Television Entertainment
    Television film
    Descending Angel Jeremy Kagan Home Box Office Television film
    1992 A Private Matter Joan Micklin Silver Mirage Enterprises
    Home Box Office
    Television film
    2000 Malibu Road Various Spelling Television TV series theme
    1994 ER Various Amblin Television
    Warner Bros. Television
    TV series theme and pilot score
    Soundtrack released by Atlantic Records with Howard's theme in TV and complete versions

    Nominated:

    1996 The Sentinel Various Paramount Network Television TV series theme only; scores by Steve Porcaro and John M. Keane
    Soundtrack released by Sonic Images with Howard's theme in main and end title versions
    1998 From the Earth to the Moon Various Home Box Office Score for part 6: "Mare Tranquilitatis"
    Soundtrack released by Epic Soundtrax with period pop songs and Michael Kamen's opening and closing theme music; no episode scores
    2000 Gideon's Crossing Various Heel and Toe Films
    Touchstone Television
    TV series theme

    Won:

    2016 All the Way Jay Roach Amblin Entertainment
    HBO Films
    Nominated:
    2017 A Series of Unfortunate Events Barry Sonnenfeld and Mark Palansky Netflix
    Paramount Television
    What is the Question?
    Sonnenfeld Productions, Inc.
    TV series
    Scored 5 episodes

    Nominated:

    2020 Emily in Paris Various Netflix
    MTV Entertainment Studios
    Jax Media
    Darren Star Productions
    TV series theme
    2022 Light & Magic Lawrence Kasdan Disney+
    Lucasfilm
    Imagine Documentaries
    Kasdan Pictures
    Documentary miniseries

    Nominated:

    Willow Various Disney+
    Lucasfilm
    Imagine Television
    MGM Television
    Composed with Xander Rodzinski
    Original "Willow" Themes by James Horner
    2023 All the Light We Cannot See Shawn Levy Netflix
    21 Laps Entertainment
    TV mini-series
    Scored all 4 episodes

    Other work

    Year Title Notes
    1996 Imagine Entertainment ID Logo theme
    2006 Sony Pictures Animation ID Logo theme
    2010 Legendary Pictures ID Logo theme
    2011 FilmDistrict ID Logo theme

    See also

    References

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