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Peliculas Oscars Cuáles son los compositores de música que obtuvieron un Óscar en la categoría de mejor banda sonora [Music (original score)]. Identifica los datos de las películas en una ficha (título, ano, país, dirección, género, actores, producción, presupuesto, sinopsis, premios) y elabora una breve biografía de cada compositor. 1939 THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD Biografía Compositor: Erich Wolfgang Korngold (Brno, Imperio austrohúngaro -actual República Checa-, 29 de mayo de 1897 - Los Ángeles, EE. UU., 29 de noviembre de 1957). Fue un compositor y director de orquesta nacido en el Imperio Austro-húngaro y posteriormente nacionalizado norteamericano en 1943. Un niño prodigio, que llegó a ser uno de los más importantes e influyentes compositores de la historia de Hollywood así como un notable pianista. Compuso además cinco óperas y varias obras orquestales, de cámara y canciones. Compositor Erich Wolfgang Korngold Año 1938 País Estados Unidos Dirección Michael Curtiz, William Keighley Género Aventuras Actores Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland, Basil Rathbone, Claude Rains, Patric Knowles,Ian Hunter, Una O'Connor, Alan Hale, Melville Cooper, Eugene Pallette,Herbert Mundin Producción Warner Bros Pictures Presupuesto 1,6 millones de euros Sinopsis Robin de Locksley regresa a Inglaterra tras combatir contra los infieles en las Cruzadas.Mientras tanto Juan sin Tierra, el hermano del Rey Ricardo I, ha usurpado el trono y gobierna despóticamente, por lo que el noble sajón decide refugiarse en el bosque de Sherwood y luchar contra él para devolverle la corona a Ricardo. 1 Premios 3 Oscars: Mejor banda sonora, montaje, dirección artística. 4 nominaciones 1940 THE WIZARD OF OZ Biografías compositores: 1. Herbert P. Stothart (11 de septiembre de 1885 - 1 de febrero de 1949) fue un compositor, arreglista, director de orquesta y compositor estadounidense. También fue nominado para doce Premios de la Academia, ganando el Mejor Puntaje Original para El Mago de Oz. Stothart fue ampliamente reconocido como miembro del más alto nivel de los compositores de Hollywood durante las décadas de 1930 y 1940. 2. Edgar Yipsel Harburg (Nueva York, 8 de abril de 1896 - Hollywood, 5 de marzo de 1981)1 ―también conocido como Yip Harburg― fue un letrista y compositor de canciones estadounidense de música popular, que trabajó con muchos conocidos compositores. Escribió la letra de las canciones estándares: «Brother, can you spare a dime?» (‘hermano, ¿me darías diez centavos?’), «April in Paris» (‘abril en París’), «It's only a paper moon» (‘es solo una luna de papel’), y las canciones de la película El mago de Oz, que incluían a «Over the rainbow» (‘más allá del arcoíris’). 3. Hyman ArLuck (15 de febrero de 1905 – 23 de abril de 1986), más conocido como Harold Arlen fue un compositor estadounidense de música popular. Compositor Herbert Stothart, E.Y. Harburg, Harold Arlen Año 1939 País Estados Unidos Dirección Víctor Fleming Género Fantástico. Musical. Aventuras. Actores Judy Garland, Frank Morgan, Ray Bolger, Bert Lahr, Jack Haley, Billie Burke,Clara 2 Blandick, Margaret Hamilton, Charley Grapewin Producción Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM). Productor: Mervyn Le Roy Presupuesto 2,333,000 millones de euros Sinopsis Dorothy, que sueña con viajar "más allá del arco iris", ve su deseo hecho realidad cuando un tornado se la lleva con su perrito al mundo de Oz. Pero la aventura sólo acaba de comenzar: tras ofender a la Malvada Bruja del Oeste (Margaret Hamilton), aconsejada por la Bruja Buena del Norte (Billie Burke), la niña se dirige por el Camino Amarillo hacia la Ciudad Esmeralda, donde vive el todopoderoso Mago de Oz, que puede ayudarla a regresar a Kansas. Durante el viaje, se hace amiga del Espantapájaros (Ray Bolger), el Hombre de Hojalata (Jack Haley) y el León Cobarde (Bert Lahr). El Espantapájaros desea un cerebro, el Hombre de Hojalata quiere un corazón, y el León, el coraje que le falta; convencidos de que el Mago también les puede ayudar a ellos, deciden unirse a Dorothy en su odisea hasta la Ciudad Esmeralda. Premios 2 Oscars: Mejor canción original, BSO. 6 nominaciones, incl. a Mejor Película y Festival de Cannes: Nominada a la Palma de Oro (mejor película) 3 1941 DISNEY´S PINOCCHIO Biografías compositores: 1. Leigh Adrian Harline (26 de marzo de 1907 - 10 de diciembre de 1969) fue un compositor y compositor de películas. Era conocido por su "sofisticación musical que era única 'Harline-esque' al tejer tapices ricos de guiones bajos y componer melodías memorables para cortos y características animadas". 2. Paul J. Smith (30 de octubre de 1906 - 25 de enero de 1985) fue un compositor de música estadounidense. 3. Ned Washington (15 de agosto de 1901 – 20 de diciembre de 1976) fue un letristanorteamericano. Compositor Leigh Harline, Paul J. Smith, Ned Washington Año 1940 País Estados Unidos Dirección Ben Sharpsteen, Hamilton Luske Género Animación. Fantástico. Infantil. Drama. Musical Actores Animación Producción Walt Disney Pictures Presupuesto Aproximadamente 1,9 millones de euros Sinopsis Un anciano llamado Geppetto fabrica una marioneta de madera a la que llama Pinocho, con la esperanza de que se convierta en un niño de verdad. El Hada Azul hace realidad su deseo y da vida a Pinocho, pero conserva su cuerpo de madera. Pepito Grillo, la conciencia de Pinocho, tendrá que aconsejarlo para que se aleje de las situaciones difíciles o peligrosas hasta 4 conseguir que el muñeco se convierta en un niño de carne y hueso. Premios 2 Oscars: Mejor canción, banda sonora original 1942 ALL THAT MONEY CAN BUY Biografía compositor: Bernard Herrmann (Nueva York, 29 de junio de 1911 – Los Ángeles, 24 de diciembre de 1975) fue un compositor estadounidense especializado en el género cinematográfico. Galardonado con un premio de la Academia a la mejor música de película dramática por su trabajo, El hombre que vendió su alma(The Devil and Daniel Webster, 1941), es principalmente conocido por sus colaboraciones con Orson Welles (Ciudadano Kane, La guerra de los mundos) y con Alfred Hitchcock, director con el que Herrmann cosechará la mayoría de sus grandes éxitos (Vértigo, The Man Who Knew Too Much, Psicosis). Compositor Bernard Herrmann Año 1941 País Estados Unidos Dirección William Dieterle Género Drama Actores Edward Arnold, Walter Huston, James Craig, Jane Darwell, Simone Simon,Anne Shirley, Gene Lockhart, John Qualen, H.B. Warner, Frank Conlan, Lindy Wade,George Cleveland, Thomas Mitchell Producción William Dieterle Productions Presupuesto Sinopsis Jabez Stone es un laborioso granjero que intenta ganarse la vida honestamente. Sin embargo, una racha de mala suerte le impulsa a cometer lo inimaginable: hacer un trato con el mismísimo Demonio. A cambio 5 de siete años de buena fortuna, Stone promete su alma al "Señor Scratch". Cuando el atribulado granjero se da cuenta de su error, busca la ayuda de un hombre que puede salvarle. El legendario orador y político Daniel Webster. Premios Oscar: Mejor bso (dramática). 2 nominaciones 1943 NOW, VOYAGER Biografía compositor: Maximilian Raoul Walter Steiner, conocido como Max Steiner(Viena, 10 de mayo de 1888 - Viena, 28 de diciembre de 1971) fue un compositor austriaco de música de cine, considerado junto con Victor Young y Alfred Newman, como el padre del sinfonismo clásico estadounidense. Es curioso observar como de los diez compositores más destacados de dicha época, solo dos son estadounidenses; esto repercutirá en los motivos musicales de las composiciones, siendo claramente música tardorromántica y basada en los cánones establecidos por los compositores europeos. Compositor Max Steiner Año 1942 País Estados Unidos Dirección Irving Rapper Género Drama. Romance Actores Bette Davis, Paul Henreid, Claude Rains, Gladys Cooper, Bonita Granville,John Loder, Ilka Chase, Janis Wilson, Lee Patrick, Franklin Pangborn Producción Warner Bros. Productor: Hal B. Wallis Presupuesto 640.000 euros Sinopsis Charlotte Vale (Bette Davis), una mujer de mediana edad que pertenece a una familia 6 acomodada de Boston, vive reprimida y totalmente controlada por su dominante e insensible madre (Cooper). Gracias a la ayuda de un amable psiquiatra (Rains), Charlotte consigue recuperar la autoestima y superar sus miedos. Además, se vuelve mucho más extrovertida y empieza a sentirse incluso atractiva. Dispuesta a disfrutar de su nueva vida, hace un crucero por América del Sur y en el barco conocerá a un apuesto arquitecto (Heinrid) infelizmente casado. Premios Oscar: Mejor banda sonora (dramática) + 3 nominaciones 1944 THE SONG OF BERNADETTE Biografía compositor: Alfred Newman (New Haven, Connecticut, 17 de marzo de 1901-Los Ángeles, California, 17 de febrero de 1970) fue un compositor estadounidense de música de cine y uno de los más importantes de la historia de este arte en Estados Unidos, además de ser el autor de la característica sintonía de la 20th Century Fox. Compositor Alfred Newman Año 1943 País Estados Unidos Dirección Henry King Género Drama. Biográfico Actores Jennifer Jones, William Eythe, Charles Bickford, Vincent Price, Gladys Cooper,Anne Revere, Lee J. Cobb, Linda Darnell, Patricia Morison, Roman Bohnen Producción 20th Century Fox Presupuesto 1.3 millones de euros 7 Sinopsis Historia de Bernadette Soubirous (Jennifer Jones) y el misterio de la aparición de la Virgen en Lourdes (Francia) en 1858. Cuando a Bernadette, una niña asmática, se le aparece la Señora vestida de blanco, cambia sustancialmente la vida del pueblo de Massadiel, donde surge un manantial cuyas aguas curan a los peregrinos enfermos. Estos hechos serán exhaustivamente investigados
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