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Source of music for movie trailers, when not original to the film: how do I figure out where it came from?

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drgabepolk asked:

Most music played in the background of movie trailers doesn’t belong to that movie but rather is borrowed from another source, often from the soundtrack of a previously released film. A prime example of a borrowed track is “Nuke” (from the “Broken Arrow” soundtrack), which I’ve recognized in the trailers for at least three other movies. I’ve tried IMDB with no success. I e-mailed the Yahoo! movies guy, with no response. Any suggestions on how to determine the source of a movie trailer’s background music?

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2 Responses to “Source of music for movie trailers, when not original to the film: how do I figure out where it came from?”

  1. myemilye Says:
    June 9th, 2007 at 11:48 am

    Try this link……maybe it will help :)

  2. Ron Says:
    June 11th, 2007 at 9:09 am

    You may have to contact the film studio for the source of music for the trailers, as the score for the movie is normally composed after the film is finished.

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