Henry Mancini, the father of modern film theme music, is the winner of 4 Oscars , 7 Ballon d'Or , 20 Grammy Awards , and the 1995 Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award . He composed "The Pink Panther", " Moon River ", " Love story ", " Ghost " and other famous Oscars, which are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Mancini began his career in composing since arranging for the band Banric in the 1940s. For him, using musical notes to express the atmosphere of the film is a piece of cake. He once said: "For a composer engaged in film music production, they have to face a variety of different on-screen performance plans, and start various work such as arranging, scoring, and adapting into orchestral music. They must Using the ordinary themes of daily life to complete the work at a very fast speed; this is a job that fights time and the deceit of the business world. "The music that Mancini creates for many films has become an immortal classic, whether it is blues jazz. It is also popular music, and his imagination and originality for movies are reflected in his music.
The Pink Panther About the soundtrack
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Extended Reading
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Chief Inspector Dreyfus: [on the telephone] Don't ask why, just do it. You have the flight number. He leaves tomorrow out of JFK. He'll be easy to spot. He's got white hair, a thin mustache, brimming with self-confidence, and completely lost.
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Chief Inspector Dreyfus: [sarcastically] Well, this is a glorious day for France.
Inspector Jacques Clouseau: How so, chief inspector?
Chief Inspector Dreyfus: Because a stupid idiot named Clouseau is going to be stripped of his rank while I take over his case.
Inspector Jacques Clouseau: You have a second man named Clouseau?
Chief Inspector Dreyfus: [mutters softly] My God. Leave us alone for a moment. You, out. Go, go. Go. I must have a private word with Inspector Clouseau.
[Everyone, except for Renard and Ponton leaves the room]
Chief Inspector Dreyfus: Understand something, Clouseau. When I made you an inspector, it was not because I thought you had any value as a detective. It was because I thought you were the stupidest policeman in all of France. A hopeless, deluded idiot.
Inspector Jacques Clouseau: Then I was not promoted for my merits?
Chief Inspector Dreyfus: I only made you inspector because I needed someone who would quietly get nowhere until I was ready to take over the case myself.
Inspector Jacques Clouseau: I was trying to catch a killer.
Chief Inspector Dreyfus: You were trying-- You were trying to become a hero. Well, you will be stripped of your rank, ridiculed by the media, and I will be done with you. And now if you will excuse me, ex-Inspector, I must go and prepare for the arrest which will win me the Medal of Honor, catapult me to the National Assembly, and after that, who knows? Goodbye, Clouseau.
Deputy Chief Renard: Shall we lock him up?
Chief Inspector Dreyfus: Look at him. He is finished. Let him go home to obscurity.
[He and Renard leave the room]
Chief Inspector Dreyfus: [He looks at Ponton with disappointment] You knew?