(US 1968) Jerry Goldsmith - The Detective

Jerry Goldsmith - Main Themes - The Detective OST - US 1968

[@bhodges00]

I love listening to Jerry Goldsmith and Max Steiner soundtracks.

[@thriftdig]

I’m right there with you

[@TheElainelennon]

An awesome piece of scoring and a great film.

[@ScoutNJ]

This exactly the feeling of NYC 1968.

[@Ax18NY]

Along with Don Siegel's THE KILLERS and John Boorman's POINT BLANK, this is one of the first neo-noir films. An underrated picture, directed by Hollywood veteran Gordon Douglas, who made KISS TOMORROW GOODBYE with James Cagney back in 1950. The musical score by Jerry Goldsmith is first class. Last but not least, the star is Frank Sinatra. His performance is trenchant and strong. A very cool cop. The scene where he's talking with the beautiful Jacqueline Bisset is sublime Sinatra. Calm yet intense, sitting back in his chair, wearing a white shirt, his blue eyes gaze on Bisset. The supporting cast, led by Lee Remick at her best, is professional all the way. Solid. P.S. A great poster in blue with Frank to top it off.

[@bhodges00]

The book was great.

[@gerardcarriere1089]

francky , c est la classe . la musique ; merci mr goldsmith

[@zerokomma]

Maestro Jerry, the Best!

[@kirsteni.russell5903]

Never saw the movie, but the music is intriguing. Jerry Goldsmith had a wonderful range in his movie scores.

[@VHSClearinghouse]

Very well done.

[@jagco2594]

wow nice

[@beauvautrait5348]

In a class of his own, better even than his Chinatown score

[@chaoticiannunez2419]

And to think the sequel, Nothing Lasts Forever became Die Hard.

[@gerardcarriere1089]

le passè m encourage .....

[@beauvautrait5348]

Does anyone know who plays trumpet on this?