More than 30 years after Batman Returns divided parents and critics with its gothic tone, composer Danny Elfman still can’t [ ...

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Elfman made so many trips to the bathroom to compose the score that he left the flight attendants unnerved. Elfman always had a recorder on him at the time in case ideas struck on the fly, so he used ...

Elfman said "you can't really hear what the orchestra is doing" because of the dub on Tim Burton's 1989 franchise starter. “I was terribly unhappy with the dub in ‘Batman’,” said Elfman, for whom the ...

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. One of the most memorable pieces of music created by Oscar-nominated composer Danny Elfman is the ...

"I could have scored the film with some percussion, a harmonica and a banjo because all you hear are some percussion hits in big moments, but you can't really hear what the orchestra is doing," says ...

"I was terribly unhappy with the dub in Batman," Elfman said. "They did it in the old-school way where you do the score and turn it into the 'professionals' who turn the nobs and dub it in. And ...

The Oscar-nominated artist explains the music hit him "at the worst possible time." By Ryan Parker Former Senior Reporter Danny Elfman has a wild tale about how he composed his iconic score to 1989’s ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "I was terribly unhappy with the dub in 'Batman'," said Elfman, for whom the film marked his 10th score. "They did it in the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Elfman always had a recorder on him at the time in case ideas struck on the fly, so he used it on the airplane to begin composing ...