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HOW CHRISTOPHER NOLAN REACTED TO HANS ZIMMER CHOOSING DUNE OVER TENET

By Warren Elliott
Published Nov 29, 2021


Christopher Nolan reacts to Hans Zimmer choosing to score Dune over Tenet, with
the two having collaborated previously on many of Nolan's best films.



Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer has revealed that Christopher Nolan's
reaction to him scoring Dune over Tenet was "not great." Zimmer had turned down
the offer to write the music for Tenet to instead take on Denis Villeneuve's
adaptation of Frank Herbert's novel. Tenet was eventually scored by Ludwig
Goransson, who won an Oscar in 2018 for his Black Panther score.

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Zimmer and Nolan have collaborated many times before, most notably on Nolan's
The Dark Knight trilogy, as well as Inception, Interstellar, and his WW2 epic
Dunkirk. Zimmer had also previously worked with Villeneuve, composing the music
for the director's sci-fi sequel, Blade Runner 2049. Some of Zimmer's other
credits include his Oscar-winning score for The Lion King, as well as Gladiator,
Hidden Figures, and the most recent James Bond franchise entry, No Time To Die.



Related: Why 2021's Dune Movie Was Right To Cut The Book's Best Scene

In an interview with ReelBlend, the podcast of CinemaBlend, Zimmer talked about
how Nolan's reaction to turning down Tenet was "not great." Zimmer has built a
more recent career out of live performances, including an appearance at
Coachella in 2017, lessening his time in film scoring. The composer made it
clear that taking on Dune was his way back into movie scoring, inspiring him the
way the original Dune novel book did after having read it as a child. Read
Zimmer's full quote on Nolan and live performances below:

> "Not great. … There’s another part to it as well, which people keep missing
> out on. I went out on tour, and I suddenly got really interested in this thing
> that I never thought I’d do. And here I was, sixty-odd years old going, ‘Whoa.
> This is fun. I like this!’ So Chris realized that, and he realized that that’s
> where my focus was at that moment."




Zimmer is known for his use of electronically produced music integrated with
live orchestral arrangements. This has allowed his music to convey a wide
variety of moods and tones over multiple genres, having composed for over 150
films, including the upcoming Top Gun sequel Top Gun: Maverick. Zimmer's other
accolades include four Grammys, two Golden Globes, and three Classical BRIT
Awards. With Zimmer confirmed to write the music for Dune: Part Two, it's clear
the collaboration between him and Villeneuve is far from over. With Zimmer
otherwise spoken for once again, Nolan is continuing his collaboration with
Goransson for his next film, Oppenheimer, about the architect of the nuclear
bomb, to be played by Cillian Murphy.


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Though Nolan and Zimmer's collaborations are on ice for now, the door remains
open if the two should want to work together again. Their pairing has marked the
creation of iconic scores in some of Nolan's best-known works, with the director
recently saying he made Interstellar after being inspired by Zimmer's music.
Scoring is one of the most under-appreciated professions in the film industry,
but also one of the most crucial. The music of a movie subconsciously tells
audiences how to feel; when they should be overjoyed or excited, and when they
should cry. Music runs through movies seamlessly and, without it, the audience
can be left feeling detached and unsure. Zimmer has shown through his Dune score
that something as strange as an alien desert planet can feel intriguing,
stirring and familiar just through music alone, and no doubt he would have had
an equally impressive affect on Tenet.



Next: Dune's Big Spaceships Omission Shows Why It's Sci-Fi Works

Source: CinemaBlend




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About The Author
Warren Elliott (415 Articles Published)


Warren Elliott is a freelance entertainment writer working hard for Screen Rant.
They graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2020 with a degree in
English and Creative Writing. They’ve seen more movies than anyone else they
know and will happily regale you with facts about the Italian Neorealist
Movement or the story of how they sat through all ten hours of the Dekalog.
Their other interests include video games, musicals, Dungeons & Dragons, true
crime, performing stand-up comedy, mixing cocktails, and trying to convince
friends to go see the latest artsy independent horror film. They live in Los
Angeles, and dream of one day writing their own movies instead of just writing
about them. Their first novel, The Author’s Client, is currently being shopped
to publishers and will hopefully arrive on bookstore shelves as soon as
possible. Until then, they’ll continue their binge of Indonesian action films
and niche independent dramas.


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