LIVING IN THE AGE OF AIRPLANES Interviews: Brian Terwilliger and James Horner

Andrew Freund chats with director Brian Terwilliger and composer James Horner inflight on an Emirates A380 about "Living in the Age of Airplanes."
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[@Nocturnes1984]

Irony that this was one of his last soundtracks while dying by an airplanecrash...such a talent, gone..

[@cripplehawk]

This documentary is cursed. 1st the narrator of this film Harrison Ford suffered a very serious plane crash and was critically injured. Then 2 months later James Horner died :(

[@ablankjournal5244]

Harrison is not injured then giving up. He knows what it takes to be a pilot. To be anything needs injuries. Horner crashed because of human error, and I think that doesn't make LITAGA cursed.

[@baxterpoo]

So sad about Horner but what a fantastic film. I cried 3 times and certainly not where one might expect. I've always known it's magic. I'm addicted to travel so thanks to all those pilots and airplanes that got me where I wanted to go.

[@gargantuaism]

James Horner wrote a beautiful score for a movie my father produced in London called "KRULL". So sad....

[@batman-robin-soundtrack]

It's sad to see James talking about scoring Avatar 2, knowing that he was never able to do it.

[@catmommajen]

Thank you very much for posting this interview!

[@wordonwheelsaustralia8160]

Anardekar ?

[@kkthekitty]

R.I.P. James Horner