Elmer Bernstein
Reparto
- Nacimiento
- 4 de abril de 1922 · New York City, New York, USA
- Fallecimiento
- 18 de agosto de 2004
Elmer Bernstein nació el 4 de abril de 1922 en Nueva York, Nueva York, EE.UU.. Fue un compositor, conocido por Lejos del cielo (2002), Las aventuras de Jim West (1999) y Los siete magníficos (1960). Estuvo casado con Eve Adamson y Pearl Glusman. Murió el 18 de agosto de 2004 en California, Estados Unidos.
Reparto
- 2027Monty and the MoviesSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2011The Ten Commandments: Making MiraclesSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2005The 77th Annual Academy AwardsSelf - Memorial Tribute (archiveFootage)
- 2005Settling the ScoreSelf
- 2004The 56th Annual Primetime Emmy AwardsSelf - In Memoriam (archiveFootage)
- 2004Cecil B. DeMille: American EpicSelf - Interviewee
- 2004The Ten Commandments: 6-Part DocumentarySelf
- 20039th Annual Screen Actors Guild AwardsSelf
- 2002The Making of 'Far from Heaven'Self
- 2001El rodaje de 'El cabo del miedo'Self
- 2001The Annual Society of Singers Presents A Tribute to Julie AndrewsSelf - Speaker
- 2001The 16th Annual ASCAP Film and Television Music AwardsSelf - Honoree
- 2001Anatomy of a SceneSelf
- 2000Guns for Hire: The Making of 'The Magnificent Seven'Self
- 1999Making 'Taxi Driver'Self - Composer
- 1998Neil Diamond: The Making of 'The Movie Album'
- 1998The Yearbook: An 'Animal House' ReunionSelf - Composer
- 1998The DeMille DynastySelf
- 1998Fearful SymmetrySelf
- 1998All About AlfredSelf
- 1998CNN World BeatSelf
- 1996Lights, Camera, Action!: A Century of the CinemaSelf
- 1995The Hollywood Soundtrack StorySelf
- 1995Der Klang der BilderSelf
- 1992Music for the Movies: Bernard HerrmannSelf
- 1992The Annual Los Angeles Film Critics Association AwardsSelf - Winner: Honorary Award
- 1981Ready When You Are Mr. DeMille!Self
- 1976Tres horas de amorSongwriter (uncredited)
- 1976The International Pop PromsSelf - Conductor
- 1973AFI Life Achievement AwardSelf - Audience Member
- 1970The 42nd Annual Academy AwardsSelf - Nominee & Presenter
- 1968The 40th Annual Academy AwardsSelf - Conductor & Winner
- 1968The Best on RecordSelf
- 1967The 24th Annual Golden Globe AwardsSelf - Winner
- 1964The 36th Annual Academy AwardsSelf - Accepting Award for John Addison
- 1963The 15th Annual Directors Guild AwardsSelf
- 1960La taberna de las ilusionesMember of the Red Peppers (uncredited)
- 1958George Jessel ShowSelf
- 1955This Is Your LifeSelf