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Reference Index of Films and Television Programmes Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-09451-2 — The Cambridge Companion to Film Music Edited by Mervyn Cooke , Fiona Ford Index More Information Reference Index of Films and Television Programmes All films and television programmes mentioned in this volume are listed here, together with some pertinent additional information. For films this consists of any relevant translations of titles or foreign release titles, the year of first public screening (which may be earlier than that of general release), the name of the director and the country of origin. Similarly, entries for television programmes indicate the year of first broadcast, the original broadcast channel and the country of origin. In all cases, the country names have been abbreviated to the internationally recognized two- letter codes from ISO 3166. A bout de souffle (Breathless; 1960; Jean-Luc Asphalt Jungle, The (1950; John Huston, US), Godard, FR), 296 179, 183, 186, 272 Abominable Dr. Phibes, The (1971; Robert Fuest, Assassinat du Duc de Guise, L’ (1908; Charles Le GB/US), 208 Bargy and André Calmettes, FR), 9 Absolute Beginners (1986; Julien Temple, Assassination (Ansatsu; 1964; Masahiro GB), 79 Shinoda, JP), 330 Accidental Husband, The (2008; Griffin Dunne, Autobahn (1979; John Halas and Roger US/IE), 354 Mainwood, GB), 258 Adieu au langage (Goodbye to Language; 2014; Avatar (2009; James Cameron, GB/US), 204 Jean-Luc Godard, CH/FR), 294, 303, Avengers, The (TV series; 1961–69; ITV, GB), 305, 307 331 Adventures of Robin Hood, The (1938; Michael Curtiz and William Keighley, US), 53, 56, Babe (1995; Chris Noonan, AU/US), 140 58, 118, 119 Babe: Pig in the City (1998; George Miller, AU/ Alamo, The (1960; John Wayne, US), 222 US), 140 Alien (1979; Ridley Scott, GB/US), 200, 202, 206, Back to the Future (1985; Robert Zemeckis, US), 212 211 Aliens (1986; James Cameron, US), 47 Bagpuss (TV series; 1974; BBC, GB), 259 ’Alt, Who Goes Theer? (1936; Anson Dyer, GB), Ballad of Gregorio Cortez, The (1982; 253 Robert M. Young, US), 229 American Horror Story Season 2 (TV series; Ballad of Orin (Hanare goze Orin; 1977; 2012–13; FX, US), 209 Masahiro Shinoda, JP), 325, 332–6 American in Paris, An (1951; Vincente Minnelli, Band Concert, The (1935; Wilfred Jackson, US), US), 240 252 American Psycho (2000; Mary Harron, CA/US), Band Wagon, The (1953; Vincente Minnelli, 210 US), 176 American Werewolf in London, An (1981; John Batman (1989; Tim Burton, GB/US), 120–1, 124 Landis, GB/US), 209 Battle at Elderbush Gulch, The (1913; Anbu (Love; 1953; M. Natesan, IN), 346 D. W. Griffith, US), 217 Angustia (1986; Bigas Luna, ES), 200, 202 Battleship Potemkin (Bronenosets Potyomkin; Animal Farm (1954; John Halas and Joy 1925; Sergei Eisenstein, SU), 10, 23 Batchelor, GB/US), 258 Battlestar Galactica (TV series; 2004–9; Sci-Fi, Anthony Adverse (1936; Mervyn LeRoy, US), 211 US), 54, 58 Beat Girl (1960; Edmund T. Gréville, GB), 69, 80 Antz (1998; Eric Darnell, US), 142 Beetlejuice (1988; Tim Burton, US), 210 Apoorva Sagotharargal (Amazing Brothers; Before Sunset (2004; Richard Linklater, 1949; T. G. Ragavachari, IN), 346 US), 196 Aravalli (1957; S. V. Krishna Rao, IN), 347 Begone Dull Care (1949; Evelyn Lambart and Artist, The (2011; Michel Hazanavicius, Norman McLaren, CA), 255 FR/US/BE), 7 Benny Goodman Story, The (1956; Valentine Ascenseur pour l’échafaud (Elevator to the Davies, US), 187 Gallows; 1958; Louis Malle, FR), 193–4 Bergerac (TV series; 1981–91; BBC, GB), 81, 82 [385] © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-09451-2 — The Cambridge Companion to Film Music Edited by Mervyn Cooke , Fiona Ford Index More Information 386 Reference Index of Films and Television Programmes Berlin: Die Sinfonie der Großstadt. See Berlin: buono, il brutto, il cattivo, Il (1966; Sergio Leone, Symphony of a Great City IT), 281, 286–92. See also Good, the Bad, Berlin: Symphony of a Great City (1927; Walter and the Ugly, The Ruttmann, DE), 22, 254 Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969; Better ’Ole, The (1926; Charles Reisner, US), 13 George Roy Hill, US), 227 Bewitched (2005; Nora Ephron, US), 88 Butterfly Ball, The (1974; Lee Mishkin, GB), 258 Big Combo, The (1955; Joseph H. Lewis, US), 183 C’era una volta il West (1968; Sergio Leone, IT/ Big Country, The (1958; William Wyler, US), US), 269, 275. See also Once Upon a Time 225 in the West Big Parade, The (1925; King Vidor, US), 9 Cabaret (1972; Bob Fosse, US), 237 Big Sleep, The (1946; Howard Hawks, US), 177, Cabin in the Woods, The (2012; Drew Goddard, 180 US), 210 Birth of a Nation, The (1915; D. W. Griffith, US), Cabinet des Dr. Caligari, Das. See The Cabinet of 9, 217 Dr. Caligari Black Swan (2010; Darren Aronofsky, US), 199 Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, The (1920; Robert Blackmail (1929; Alfred Hitchcock, GB), 22, 23 Wiene, DE), 10, 201 Blacula (1972; William Crain, US), 210 Cannibal! The Musical (1993; Trey Parker, US), Blade Runner (1982; Ridley Scott, US), 204 245 Blair Witch Project, The (1999; Daniel Myrick, Car Wash (1976; Michael Schultz, US), 237 US), 212 Carmen (1936; Anson Dyer, GB), 252–3 Blazing Saddles (1974; Mel Brooks, US), 226 Carousel (1956; Henry King, US), 239 Blinkity Blank (1955; Norman McLaren, CA), Carrie (1976; Brian De Palma, US), 207 254 Carrie (2013; Kimberly Peirce, US), 207 Blue Planet, The (TV series; 2001; BBC, GB), 81, Casablanca (1942; Michael Curtiz, US), 54–5, 86–7, 90 66, 126–37 Blue Velvet (1986; David Lynch, US), 39 Catch Us If You Can (1965; John Boorman, GB), Body Heat (1981; Lawrence Kasdan, US), 184 75, 76, 80 Bodysong (2003; Simon Pummell, GB), 158, 166 Chinatown (1974; Roman Polanski, US), 184, Bond, James (franchise; 1962– ; MGM and 185 Danjaq, GB/US), 331 Chorus Line, A (1985; Richard Attenborough, Bonzo (cartoon series; 1924–5; New Era Films, US), 239 GB), 250. See also Tanked Christine (1983; John Carpenter, US), 209 Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992; Francis Ford Cimarron (1931; Wesley Ruggles, US), 218–19 Coppola, US), 202 Cinderella (TV film; 1957; Ralph Nelson; CBS, Bran Nue Dae (2009; Rachel Perkins, AU), 235 US), 237 Brave (2012; Mark Andrews and Brenda Citizen Kane (1941; Orson Welles, US), 74, 136, Chapman, US), 38 178 Breaking Glass (1980; Brian Gibson, GB), 78 City, The (1939; Ralph Steiner and Willard Van Bride Came C.O.D., The (1941; William Dyke, US), 224 Keighley, US), 117 City of Fear (1959; Irving Lerner, US), 177 Bride of Frankenstein (1935; James Whale, US), clan des Siciliens, Le (The Sicilian Clan; 1969; 55 Henri Verneuil, FR), 281 Broadway Melody, The (1929; Harry Beaumont, Clangers, The (TV series; 1969–72; BBC, GB), US), 18, 19, 24 259 Brokeback Mountain (2005; Ang Lee, US), 229 Clean Pastures (1937; Friz Freleng, US), Bronze Buckaroo, The (1939; Richard C. Kahn, 190–2 US), 226 Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977; Steven Brute Force (1947; Jules Dassin, US), 179, 183 Spielberg, US), 36, 200, 202, 205 Buck Rogers (serial; 1939; Ford Beebe and Saul Colour Box, A (1935; Len Lye, GB), 254 A. Goodkind, US), 55 Company of Wolves, The (1984; Neil Jordan, Buena Vista Social Club, The (1999; Wim GB), 90 Wenders, GE/US), 233, 235 Constant Nymph, The (1943; Edmund Buffy the Vampire Slayer (TV series; 1997–2003; Goulding, US), 59 The WB and UPN, US) Conversation, The (1974; Francis Ford Coppola, general, 209 US), 184 Season 6 (2001–2; UPN), 237 Cool World (1992; Ralph Bakshi, US), 248 Bula Quo! (2013; Stuart St. Paul, GB/FJ), 79 Cornwall (1949; Pat Griffin, GB), 259 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-09451-2 — The Cambridge Companion to Film Music Edited by Mervyn Cooke , Fiona Ford Index More Information 387 Reference Index of Films and Television Programmes Covered Wagon, The (1923; James Cruze, Éloge de l’amour (In Praise of Love; 2001; Jean- US), 11 Luc Godard, FR/CH), 296, 298, 301, 307 Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954; Jack English Patient, The (1996; Anthony Minghella, Arnold, US), 206 US), 122 Crucible, The (1996; Nicholas Hytner, US), 85 Enthusiasm: Symphony of the Donbass (1931; Cry Freedom (1987; Richard Attenborough, Dziga Vertov, SU), 23, 304 GB), 81 Eraserhead (1977; David Lynch, US), 39, 212 Cultured Ape, The (1960; John Halas, Harold E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982; Steven Whitaker and Tony Guy, GB), 257–8 Spielberg, US), 206 Exorcist, The (1973; William Friedkin, US), 202, Dames (1934; Ray Enright, US), 143 214 Dancer in the Dark (2000; Lars von Trier, DK), Expresso Bongo (1959; Val Guest, GB), 69, 79, 80 236, 237, 243 Dances with Wolves (1990; Kevin Costner, US/ Fantasia (1940; Joe Grant et al., US), 34–6, 252 GB), 228–9, 277 Far From the Madding Crowd (1967; John Dangerous Beauty (1998; Marshall Herskovitz, Schlesinger, GB), 93 US), 85 Farewell, My Lovely (1975; Dick Richards, US), Dangerous Liaisons (1988; Stephen Frears, US), 185 81, 85 Fearless Vampire Killers, The (1967; Roman Dawn of the Dead (1978; George A. Romero, Polanski, US), 208 US), 208 federale, Il (The Fascist; 1961; Luciano Salce, IT/ Day the Earth Stood Still, The (1951; Robert FR), 265 Wise, US), 177 Felix the Cat (cartoon series; 1919–32; Pat Death of Maria Malibran, The (Der Tod der Sullivan, US), 251 Maria Malibran; 1972; Werner Schroeter, femme est une femme, Une (A Woman is DE), 242 a Woman; 1961; Jean-Luc Godard, FR/IT), Deep Blue (2003; Andy Byatt and Alastair 296 Fothergill, GB), 90 Fifth Element, The (1997; Luc Besson, FR), 205, Deep Throat (1972; Jerry Gerard, US), 155 212 Desert Song, The (1929; Roy Del Ruth, US), 18 Film socialisme (2010; Jean-Luc Godard, CH/ Detour (1945; Edgar G.
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