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Re: "For the Love of a Princess" cue different in film?
• Posted by: Takeshi
• Date: Saturday, March 27, 2004, at 11:57 a.m.
• IP Address: 200-98-22-145.tlf.dialuol.com.br
• In Response to: Re: "For the Love of a Princess" cue different... (Fraley)

I read the reason cue be different in film is that it was re-edited. Mel Gibson asked James Horner to compose again this cue but Gibson with the the sound music supervisor noted the original "For the Love of a Princess" could be well suited in the movie by editing it. I don't believe it was just re-edited, I think James Horner composed another cue and Gibson really used it.




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