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2003-2004
Dragnet
(TV series)
(composer: original theme - 5 episodes)
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Riddance
(2004)
(composer: original theme)
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17 in 6
(2003)
(composer: original theme)
1979
Last Embrace
(composer: song "The Forties" - as Miklos Rozsa)
1959
Ben-Hur
(conductor - uncredited, orchestrator - uncredited)
1959
The Trap
(composer: stock music - uncredited)
1953
El Alaméin
(composer: stock music - uncredited)
1953
Atom Squad
(TV series)
(composer: theme music "Tumult and Commotion" - 5 episodes)
1953
Code Two
(composer: stock music - uncredited)
1953
Gunsmoke
(composer: stock music - uncredited)
1952
Steel Town
(composer: stock music - uncredited)
1951
Iron Man
(composer: stock music - uncredited)
1951
Up Front
(composer: stock music - uncredited)
1950
Crisis
(musical director - uncredited)
1949
Abandoned
(composer: stock music - uncredited)
1948
Jungle Jim
(composer: stock music - uncredited)
1948
Superman
(composer: stock music - uncredited)
1948
Black Bart
(composer: stock music - uncredited)
1947
Devil Ship
(composer: stock music - uncredited)
1942
Jacaré
(documentary)
(musical director - as Miklos Rozsa)
1941
New Wine
(music adaptor - uncredited)
1941
Major Barbara
(music arranger: title music - US version - uncredited)
1938
Drums
(composer: additional music - uncredited)
1943/I
Sahara
(as Miklos Rozsa)
1942
Jacaré
(documentary)
(as Miklos Rozsa)
1941
Lydia
(as Miklos Rozsa)
2011
Sing Your Song
(documentary)
(writer: "The World, the Flesh and the Devil")
2004
Fahrenheit 9/11
(documentary)
(writer: "Danger Ahead" 1947 / as Miklos Rozsa)
1997
Spice World
(writer: "Memories" Part 2 / as Miklos Rozsa)
1992
Memphis
(TV movie)
(writer: "DANGER AHEAD")
1987
Dragnet
(writer: "Dragnet" Danger Ahead/Dragnet March, "Danger Ahead" / as Miklos Rozsa)
1983
Dark Habits
(writer: "Valse Crepusculaire piano" - uncredited)
1982
The Atomic Cafe
(documentary)
(performer: "Rosza Conducts Rosza" -- "Theme from 'Brute Force'" and "Theme from 'The Killers'" / as Miklos Rosza)
1978
Fedora
(arranger: "The Last Spring" - uncredited, "Badner Madln" - uncredited)
1961
El Cid
(music: "Phir tere shehar mein", "The Falcon and the Dove")
1956
Lust for Life
(arranger: "Arlesiana" - uncredited, "Carrousel" - uncredited)
1954
Dragnet
(music: "Theme From Dragnet Danger Ahead")
1952
Ivanhoe
(music: "The Song of Ivanhoe" 1952 - uncredited)
1949
The Bribe
(music: "La Perica" - uncredited, "Fiesta" - uncredited)
1947
Song of Scheherazade
("GYPSY SONG", "FANDANGO", "SONG OF INDIA", "HYMN TO THE SUN", "FLIGHT OF THE BUMBLEBEE", "SCHEHERAZADE")
1946
The Killers
(music: "The More I Know of Love" 1946 / as Miklos Rozsa)
1940
The Thief of Bagdad
(music: "I Want To Be A Sailor" - uncredited, "The Sea" - uncredited, "Hungarian Lullabye" - uncredited)
1939
Clouds Over Europe
(music: "Titles" - uncredited, "Opening Music" - uncredited, "The Fight" - uncredited)
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2007
Esti showder
(TV series)
Himself (segment "Dizájn center")
1978
La nuit des Césars
(TV series documentary)
Himself - César de la meilleure musique écrite pour un film
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Other Works:
(1972) Filmharmonic Concert at The Royal Albert Hall, London, England, with
John Barry .
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Alternate Names:
Miklos Rozsa
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Personal Quote:
Rosza considered his score for
Spellbound one of his best, but "
Alfred Hitchcock didn't like the music - said it got in the way of his direction. I never saw him since."
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Trivia:
After using a theremin in "The Lost Weekend," "Spellbound" (for which he won an Oscar), and "The Red House," Rozsa abandoned it, fearing it might stereotype him.
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