Tag: Henry Mancini

The Impact of Henry Mancini on Classic Hollywood

Born on this day April 16, 1924, Henry Mancini’s influence on Classic Hollywood was both profound and far-reaching, leaving a mark on the industry’s musical landscape. As a prolific composer and conductor, Mancini’s contribution to film and television scores during the mid-20th century played a pivotal role in shaping the distinctive sound of Classic Hollywood. …

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Selected Classics: Charade (1963)

In this caper, Regina Lampert (Audrey Hepburn) and Peter Joshua (Cary Grant) become intertwined in mystery and romance after meeting each other on a ski holiday in the French Alps. After returning to Paris, Lampert learns that her husband has been murdered, and that he was involved in a theft. Now Regina is being pursued by …

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