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Alan Silvestri ALAN SILVESTRI AWARDS/NOMINATIONS EMMY AWARD (2014) COSMOS: A SPACETIME ODYSSEY Outstanding Music Composition for a Series / Original Dramatic Score and Outstanding Original Main Title Music WORLD SOUNDTRACK NOMINATION (2008) “A Hero Comes Home” from BEOWULF Best Original Song Written for Film* INTERNATIONAL FILM MUSIC CRITICS BEOWULF ASSOCIATION NOMINATION (2007) Best Original Score-Animated Feature GRAMMY AWARD (2005) “Believe” from THE POLAR EXPRESS Best Song Written for a Motion Picture* ACADEMY AWARD NOM INATION (2005) “Believe” from THE POLAR EXPRESS Best Original Song* GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINATION (2005) “Believe” from THE POLAR EXPRESS Best Original Song* BROADCAST FILM CRITICS CHOICE “Believe” from THE POLAR EXPRESS NOMINATION (2004) Best Song* GRAMM Y AWARD (2001) End Credits from CAST AWAY Best Instrumental Composition ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATION (1994) FORREST GUMP Best Original Score GRAMMY AWARD NOMINATION (1994) “Feather” from FORREST GUMP Best Instrumental Performance GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINATION (1994) FORREST GUMP Best Original Score CABLE ACE AWARD (1990) TALES FROM THE CRYPT: ALL THROUGH Best Original Score THE HOUSE GRAMMY AWARD NOMINATION (1989) Suite from WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT? Best Instrumental Composition GRAMMY AWARD NOMINATI ON (1988) WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT? Best Album of Original Score Written for a Motion Picture GRAMMY AWARD NOMINATION (1985) BACK TO THE FUTURE Best Instrumental Composition 1 The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency (818) 260-8500 ALAN SILVESTRI GRAMMY AWARD NOMINATION (1985) BACK TO THE FUTURE Best Album of Original Score Written for a Motion Picture *shared nomination/award MOTION PICTURES THE WALK Jack Rapke / Tom Rothman / Steve Starkey / Robert Sony Pictures Zemeckis, prods. Robert Zemeckis, dir. NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM: SECRET OF THE Shawn Levy / Josh McLaglen, prods. TOMB Shawn Levy, dir. 20 TH Century Fox RUN ALL NIGHT Roy Lee / Michael Tadross / Brooklyn Weaver, prods. Warner Brothers Jaume Collet-Serra, dir. RED 2 Lorenzo di Bonaventura / Mark Vahradian, prods. Summit Entertainment Dean Parisot, dir. THE CROODS Kristine Belson / Jane Hartwell, prods. DreamWorks Animation Christopher Sanders / Kirk De Micco, dirs. FLIGHT Walter F. Parkes / Laurie MacDonald / Steve Starkey / Paramount Robert Zemeckis / Jack Rapke, prods. Robert Zemeckis, dir. THE AVENGERS Kevin Feige / Avi Arad / Victoria Alonso / Walt Disney Pictures Jeremy Latcham, prods. Joss Whedon, dir. CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE FIRST AVENGER Victoria Alonso / Stephen Broussard / Kevin Feige / 20 th Century Fox Stan Lee / Richard Whelan, prods. Joe Johnston, dir. THE A-TEAM Stephen J. Cannell / Jules Daly / Ross Franger / 20 th Century Fox Ridley Scott / Tony Scott / Lain Smith / Alex Young, prods. Joe Carnahan, dir. NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM: BATTLE OF THE Michael Barnathan / Chris Columbus / Shawn Levy / SMITHSONIAN Mark Radcliffe, prods. 20 th Century Fox Shawn Levy, dir. A CHRISTMAS CAROL Jack Rapke / Steve Starkey / Robert Zemeckis, prods. Walt Disney Pictures Robert Zemeckis, dir. 2 The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency (818) 260-8500 ALAN SILVESTRI G.I. JOE: THE RISE OF THE COBRA Bob Ducsay / Brian Goldner / Paramount Pictures Lorenzo Di Bonaventura / Stephen Sommers, prods. Stephen Sommers, dir. NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM Michael Barnathan / Chris Columbus / Bob Ducsay / 20 th Century Fox Shawn Levy, prods. Shawn Levy, dir. BEOWULF Steve Bing / Jack Rapke / Steve Starkey / DreamWorks SKG Robert Zemeckis, prods. Robert Zemeckis, dir. THE WILD Ed Decter / Jane Park / John Strauss, prods. Walt Disney Pictures Steve Williams, dir. THE POLAR EXPRESS Gary Goetzman / Tom Hanks / Jack Rapke, prods. Warner Brothers Robert Zemeckis, dir. VAN HELSING Bob Ducsay / Sam Mercer / Stephen Sommers, prods. Universal Pictures Stephen Sommers, dir. SOMETHING’S GOTTA GIVE Bruce A. Block, exec. prod. Sony Pictures Nancy Meyers, dir. TOMB RAIDER II Lawrence Gordon / Lloyd Levin, prods. Paramount Pictures Jan de Bont, dir. IDENTITY Stuart M. Besser / Cathy Konrad, prods. Sony Pictures James Mangold, dir. MAID IN MANHATTAN Joe Roth / John Hughes, prods. Sony Pictures Wayne Wang, dir. LILO & STITCH Christopher Sanders / Clark Spencer, prods. Buena Vista Dean Deblois / Christopher Sanders, dirs. SHOWTIME Jorge Saralegui, prod. Warner Bros. Tom Dey, dir. STUART LITTLE 2 Lucy Fisher / Douglas Wick, prods. Columbia Pictures Rob Minkoff, dir. SERENDIPITY Andrew Panay / Peter Abrams / Robert Levy / Miramax Films Simon Fields, prods. Peter Chelsom, dir. THE MUMMY RETURNS Sean Daniel / James Jacks, prods. Universal Pictures / Alphaville Films Stephen Sommers, dir. 3 The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency (818) 260-8500 ALAN SILVESTRI THE MEXICAN John Baldecchi / Lawrence Bender, prods. DreamWorks SKG / Summit Entertainment Gore Verbinski, dir. CAST AWAY Tom Hanks / Jack Rapke / Steve Starkey / DreamWorks SKG / 20 th Century Fox Robert Zemeckis, prods. Robert Zemeckis, dir. WHAT LIES BENEATH Steve Starkey / Robert Zemeckis / Jack Rapke, prods. DreamWorks / 20 th Century Fox Robert Zemeckis, dir. REINDEER GAMES Chris Moore / Bob Weinstein / Marty Katz, prods. Dimension Films John Frankenheimer, dir. STUART LITTLE Douglas Wick, prod. Sony Pictures Rob Minkoff, dir. PRACTICAL MAGIC Denise Di Novi, prod. Warner Bros. Griffin Dunne, dir. HOLY MAN Roger Birnbaum / Stephen Herek, prods. Walt Disney Stephen Herek, dir. THE PARENT TRAP Charles Shyer, prod. Walt Disney Nancy Meyers, dir. THE ODD COUPLE II: TRAVELIN’ LIGHT Robert Cort / David Madden, prods. Paramount Howard Deutch, dir. MOUSE HUNT Alan Riche / Tony Ludwig / Bruce Cohen, pro ds. DreamWorks SKG Gore Verbinski, dir. CONTACT Linda Obst / Joan Bradshaw / Steve Starkey, prods. Warner Bros. Robert Zemeckis, dir. VOLCANO Lauren Shuler -Donner, prod. Fox Mick Jackson, dir. FOOLS RUSH IN Doug Draizin, prod. Columbia Andrew Tennant, dir. THE LONG KISS GOODNIGHT Steve Tisch / Renny Harlin / Geena Davis, prods. New Line Cinema Renny Harlin, dir ERASER Arnold Kopelson, prod. Warner Bros. Chuck Russell, dir. JUDGE DREDD Andrew Vajna, prod. Cinergi Danny Cannon, dir. THE PEREZ FAMILY Michael Novik, prod. Samuel Goldwyn Mira Nair, dir. 4 The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency (818) 260-8500 ALAN SILVESTRI THE QUICK AND THE DEAD Joshua Donen / Patrick Markey / Alan Shapiro, prods. Sony Pictures Sam Raimi, dir. FORREST GUMP Steve Tisch / Wendy Finerman / Steve Starkey, prods. Paramount Robert Zemeckis, dir. BLOWN AWAY Richard Lewis / Ken Watson / Pen Densham, prods. MGM Stephen Hopkins, dir. GRUMPY OLD MEN John Davis / Richard C. Berman, prods. Warner Bros. Donald Petrie, dir. JUDGMENT NIGHT Stephen Hopkins, dir. Largo Entertainment THE BODYGUARD Lawrence Kasdan / Jim Wilson / Kevin Costner, prods. Warner Bros. Mick Jackson, dir. DEATH BECOMES HER Robert Zemeckis / Steve Starkey, prods. Universal Robert Zemeckis, dir. FATHER OF THE BRIDE Nancy Myers / Carol Baum / Howard Rosenma n, prods. Disney / Touchstone Charles Shyer, dir. SHATTERED Wolfgang Petersen / John Davis / David Korda, prods. MGM / Pathe Wolfgang Petersen, dir. RICOCHET Joel Silver / Michael Levy, prods. Warner Bros. Russell Mulcahy, dir. SOAPDISH Aaron Spelling / Alan G reisman, prods. Paramount Michael Hoffman, dir. PREDATOR II Lawrence Gordon / Joel Silver / John Davis, prods. 20th Century Fox Stephen Hopkins, dir. YOUNG GUNS II Paul Schiff / Irby Smith, prods. 20th Century Fox Geoffrey Murphy, dir. BACK TO THE FUTURE III Bob Gale / Neil Canton, prods. Universal Robert Zemeckis, dir. BACK TO THE FUTURE II Bob Gale / Neil Canton, prods. Universal Robert Zemeckis, dir. THE ABYSS Gale Anne Hurd, prod. 20th Century Fox James Cameron, dir. WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT? Robert Watts / Frank Marshall, prods. Disney / Amblin Robert Zemeckis, dir. MAC & ME Stewart Rafill, dir. Orion Pictures 5 The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency (818) 260-8500 ALAN SILVESTRI OVERBOARD Alexandra Rose /Anthea Sylbert, prods. MGM Garry Marshall, dir. PREDATOR Lawrence Gordon / Joel Silver / John Davis, prods. 20th Century Fox John McTiernan, dir. OUTRAGEOUS FORTUNE Ted Field/Robert Cort, prods. Disney Arthur Hiller, dir. CRITICAL CONDITION Ted Field/Robert Cort, prods. Paramount Michael Apted, dir. NO MERCY D. Constantine Conte, prod. TriStar Richard Pearce, dir. AMERICAN ANTHEM Albert Magnoli, dir. Lorimar DELTA FORCE Menahem Golan, prod./dir. Cannon CLAN OF THE CAVE BEAR Gerald I Isenberg, prod. Warner Bros. Michael Chapman, dir. BACK TO THE FUTURE Bob Gale/Neil Canton, prods. Universal Robert Zemec kis, dir. CAT’S EYE Martha J. Schumacher, prod. DEG Lewis Teague, dir. FANDANGO Tim Zinnemann, prod. Warner Bros. Kevin Reynolds, dir. ROMANCING THE STONE Michael Douglas, prod. 20th Century Fox Robert Zemeckis, dir. TELEVISION COSMOS: A SPACE TIME ODYSSEY Brannon Braga / Mitchell Cannold / Ann Druyan / Fox Seth MacFarlane, exec. prods. 6 The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency (818) 260-8500 .
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