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Feature
Films While
every effort has been made to ensure that the list is as comprehensive as possible,
we welcome
any additional information about missing entries. | The
Texas
Chainsaw Mystery
Film
fans at geekroar.com
discuss - at some great length - the source of the version
of Song to the Siren used in the trailer
for the 2004 remake of the classic horror movie
More...
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The
sidebar on this page will take you to a lively discussion about the use of Siren
in the trailer for the 2003 remake of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, underlining
the confusion about the various remakes by women singers.
Here for possibly the first time, the Estate has made public four tracks -
Wild Wood, The Father Song, The Prize and I’ll Be The One - from
Hall Bartlett’s 1969 movie Changes.
They
remain the only known versions of all four as used in the movie. The Father
Song is not the same title that appears on the Rhino Handmade 1999 release
Works in Progress. (NOTE:
Some of the links on this and other pages may redirect you to www.timbuckleymusic.com,
the music-publishing site for the Estate of Tim Buckley) |
1969
- 1997
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Coming
Home (1978)
Jane Fonda, Jon Voight, Bruce Dern. Directed by Hal
Ashby.
Coming
Home took three Oscars: Best Actor - Voight; Best
Actress - Fonda and Best Original Screenplay. Nominated
for Best Picture; Supporting Actor and Actress; Director
and Editing.
"A
man who believed in war! A man who believed in nothing!
And a woman who believed in both of them!"
Tim
Buckley - Once
I Was.
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Lost
Highway (1997)
Bill
Pullman, Patricia Arquette. Written and directed by
David Lynch.
A
jazz saxophonist is framed for the murder of his wife,
then morphs into a young mechanic in prison.
Director
Lynch used This Mortal Coil's version of Song
to the Siren. Per 4AD Records company policy,
the song does not appear on the Fontana/Interscope soundtrack
CD.
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24/7
(1997)
Bob
Hoskins
Written and directed by Shane Meadows
English working-class youth in gangs are introduced
to the 'sweet science'
Tim
Buckley - Look
at the Fool |
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