Gabriel Yared

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RECENT CREDITS

Amelia (FILM) Oct. 23, 2009

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Shanghai (Weinstein Co) (FILM) Sep. 4, 2009

Betty Blue (FILM) Jun. 12, 2009

The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency (TV) Apr. 5, 2009

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2003 Composed the music for "Cold Mountain"; Received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Original Score; received an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Score

1999 Reteamed with Minghella to provide the eclectic score for "The Talented Mr. Ripley"; also composed the theme song "Lullaby for Cain"; garnered a Best Original Score Academy Award nomination

1996 Earned Oscar and a Golden Globe Award for the score for Anthony Minghella's "The English Patient"

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2003 Composed the music for "Cold Mountain"; Received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Original Score; received an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Score

1999 Reteamed with Minghella to provide the eclectic score for "The Talented Mr. Ripley"; also composed the theme song "Lullaby for Cain"; garnered a Best Original Score Academy Award nomination

1996 Earned Oscar and a Golden Globe Award for the score for Anthony Minghella's "The English Patient"

1990 Reteamed with Altman on "Vincent and Theo"

1988 Won third Cesar nomination for the music for "Camille Claudel"

1987 Initial feature collaboration with Robert Altman, "Beyond Therapy"

1987 Scored first films for Jean-Pierre Mocky, "Agent Trouble" and "Les Saisons du plaisir"; earned a Cesar nomination for the former

1985 Earned praise and a Cesar nomination for his score for Beineix's "Betty Blue"

1983 Made film acting debut in "Sarah"; also scored

1983 First screen collaboration with Jean-Jacques Beineix, "The Moon in the Gutter"

1980 Wrote score for Jean-Luc Godard's Sauve Qui Peut la Vie/Every Man for Himself"

1974 Wrote first film score "Miss O'Gynie et les hommes fluers"

1973 Began musical career as composer and/or orchestrator for popular singers like Charles Aznavour, Johny Holliday and Mireille Mathieu

1972 Moved to Paris