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Monty Norman
Monty Norman was born on April 4, 1928 in London, England as Monty Noserovitch. He is known for his work on Dr. No (1962), GoldenEye (1995) and Moonraker (1979).
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Music department (39 credits)
Music department (39 credits)
2002
Premiere Bond: Die Another Day
(TV Movie documentary) (composer: James Bond theme - uncredited)
2000
Cubby Broccoli: The Man Behind Bond
(TV Movie documentary) (composer: James Bond theme - uncredited)
1975
Against the Crowd
(TV Series) (composer - 1 episode)
- Murrain
(1975)
... (composer: theme music)
1971
ITV Sunday Night Theatre
(TV Series) (composer - 3 episodes)
- Fly on the Wall: The Designer
(1971)
... (composer: title music)
- Fly on the Wall: The Reformer
(1971)
... (composer: title music)
- Fly on the Wall: The General
(1971)
... (composer: title music)
1968
It's Topol
(TV Series) (special material - 1 episode)
- Episode #1.7
(1968)
... (special material)
1966
Quick Before They Catch Us
(TV Series) (composer - 20 episodes)
- The Weasel Goes Pop: Part 4
(1966)
... (composer: theme music)
- The Weasel Goes Pop: Part 3
(1966)
... (composer: theme music)
- The Weasel Goes Pop: Part 2
(1966)
... (composer: theme music)
- The Weasel Goes Pop: Part 1
(1966)
... (composer: theme music)
- The Tungsten Ring: Part 4
(1966)
... (composer: theme music)
1966
BBC Play of the Month
(TV Series) (lyrics by - 1 episode)
- Make Me an Offer
(1966)
... (lyrics by)
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Composer (11 credits)
Composer (11 credits)
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Soundtrack (127 credits)
Soundtrack (127 credits)
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Self (9 credits)
Self (9 credits)
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Other Works:
Julian More and his musical, "Songbook," was performed at the Globe Theatre in London, England with Anton Rodgers, Gemma Craven, Diane Langton, Andrew C. Wandsworth, and David Healy in the cast. See more »Official Sites:
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