The Film/TV/Theater Work of Van Dyke ParksVan Dyke Parks main work has been the writing of film scores for a long time now. Below you find a listing of all the movies, TV and theater production he scored. Jump to: Film scores TV production scores Theater work
cover of a CD (VDPCD 001 - manufactured for the composer) featuring two of Parks' film scores
MOTION PICTURESBastard Out Of Carolina Studio: Turner Pictures Director: Anjelica Huston Producers: Gary Hoffman, Amanda DiGiulio Year: 1996 Wild Bill Studio: MGM/UA Director: Walter Hill Producers: Richard and Lili Zanuck Year: 1995 Next Door Studio: Tri-Star Pictures Director: Tony Bill Producer: ? Year: 1994 Out On A Limb Studio: Universal Pictures Director: Francis Veber Producer: ? Year: 1992 The Two Jakes Studio: Paramount Director: Jack Nicholson Producer: Robert Evans Year: 1990 Casual Sex Studio: Universal Pictures Director: Walter Hill Producers: Richard and Lili Zanuck Year: 1988 The Brave Little Toaster Songs by Van Dyke Parks/Score by David Newman Studio: Walt Disney Director: Jerry Rees Year: 1987 Club Paradise Studio: Warner Bros. Director: Harold Ramis Producer: Trevor Albert Year: 1986 Sesame Street Presents Follow That Bird Studio: Warner Bros. Director: Ken Kwapis Year: 1985 Popeye Music by Van Dyke Parks and Harry Nilsson Studio: Paramount Director: Robert Altman Producer: Robert Evans Year: 1980 Goin' South Studio: Paramount Director: Jack Nicholson Producer: ? Year: 1978
TV PRODUCTIONSThe Summer Of Ben Tyler Studio: Hallmark Hall Of Fame/CBS Director: Arthur Seidelman Producer: Richard Welsh Year: 1996 The Marshall (1995/96) Studio: Paramount/ABC Producers: John Mankiewitz, Aaron Lipstadt, Don Johnson Year: 1995/96 One Christmas Studio: Davis Ent./NBC Movie Of The Week Director: Tony Bill Producers: John Davis, Merill Karpf Year: 1994
THEATER PRODUCTIONSMother Courage Boston Shakespeare Festival Star: Linda Hunt Producer: Peter Sellars Henry V, Part 1 Kennedy Center Star: John Hurt, Patti Lupone Producer: Peter Sellars Jump developed for theater by Joseph Papp's New York Shakespeare Festival
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