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Gérard
Calvi
1922 |
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. The filmcomposer Gérard Calvi has mainly devoted his career to the theater where he composed many pieces of music. His work comprises more than 300 songs and 50 filmcompositions. From 1948 he worked together with Robert Dhéry and Colette Brosset who were very successful in London and New York with musical comedies like "Les Branquignols", "Vos gueules les mouettes" and "La Plume de ma Tante". Other works of him comprise chamber music and chansons for soloists like "Le Prisonnier de la Tour" by Edith Piaf or "One of Those Song" by Frank Sinatra and Liza Minelli, He made his debut as a film composer in 1949 with "La patronne" (49) and "Branquignol" (49). In the next years followed only few more compositions for movies like "Barbe-Bleue" (51), "Coup dur chez les mous" (56) and "Nous autres à Champignol" (57). In the 60's he set some successful to music, at the head of all the
animated films of Astérix und Obélix. To these movies belong
"Hola, Robinson" (60), "La belle Américaine" (61), "La tulipe noire"
(64), "Les compagnongs de la marguerite" (67), "Astérix le Gaulois"
(67) and "Astérix et Cléopâtre" (68).
Other movies from Gérard Calvi:
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