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From: jpg@sdchema.UUCP (Jerry Greenberg)
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Subject: Re: more on John Williams and stealing
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>	However, to keep the pot stirred up: listen to the score from
>"The Bride of Frankenstein" (by Franz Waxman? Not sure), and
>see if you don't think that the "Obiwan Kenobe" theme from SW isn't a
>pretty exact quote from it. I believe it comes in a scene where the Baron
>thinks his new bride is dead.
>                                                Kenn Barry
   

	  I think you mean the scene where the Barons fiancee (an inconsistancy
here; in "Frankenstein" the wedding has already taken place whereas in Bride of
Frankenstein it has not) thinks the Baron is dead.



	  Yes I know this is nitpicking but I thought I'd start a discussion
on Frankenstein films



	  Also I agree with someone out there that Superman is Williams
best score. It seems however that his scores for Superman,Raiders,
and Star Wars are,putting it mildly ,similar.