Legendary composer John Williams, 90, has said he plans to end his career after Indiana Jones 5.
John Williams is arguably the most famous film composer with the mythical Ennio Morricone or even Bernard Herman.
The 90-year-old musician has accompanied Steven Spielberg on almost every work since the 1974 Sugarland Express.
After a career spanning more than 60 years, winning 5 Oscars (out of 52 nominations) and more than 100 scores compiled for feature films, John Williams should rejoice after the Indiana Jones 5.
He asked Associated PressThe musician has confirmed that he is working on Indiana Jones 5. “Right now I’m making music for the 5th indie. Harrison Ford, who is a little younger than me, announced it seems to me that this would definitely be his last film.” Ando the artist.
“So I thought, if Harrison can do it, maybe I should stop.”He continued.
However, Dr. Jones’ translator, who turns 80 in July, has not spoken publicly about his possible retirement.
“A movie like Star Wars requires 6 months of work, which is a huge commitment at my age”Said Williams, implying that film music is now doing too much hard work for him.
Now John Williams prefers to compose concert music, including a piano concerto he created for a Grammy-winning American classical pianist for Emmanuel Axis.
At the end, the mythical author of Star Wars, Indiana Jones, ET or Jaws tunes said that a whole life dedicated to music has helped him live and breathe. “It gave me life”He chanted without sadness.
Thus, the latest tunes of the maestro that remind us of our ears will be Spielberg’s The Fabelmans, which will be released on January 25, 2023, and James Mangold’s Indiana Jones 5, which is expected to be released on June 28, 2023.
In the Imperial March, led by John Williams
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