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Danny Elfman Wiki Biography

• Daniel Robert Elfman was born into the world on 29 May 1953, in Los Angeles, California USA into a Jewish family, and is a vocalist, arranger, music maker, and an entertainer, presumably most popular as the maker of the 1989 “Batman” film’s signature tune just as “The Simpsons” signature melody. 
• Additionally, Danny was an individual from a musical crew, called Oingo Boingo. 
• During his profession as an artist, Danny has won numerous honors and assignments including Grammy Award, Emmy Award, and Richard Kirk Award. 
• You may think how rich is Danny Elfman? 
• Definitive sources gauge that Elfman’s net worth is more than $75 million, gathered from his profession in the music business presently spreading over very nearly 40 years. 
• As Danny is as yet dynamic as a writer, there is a solid possibility that the measure of his abundance will fill later on. 
• From an exceptionally youthful age, Danny delighted in the music of Franz Waxman and Bernard Herrmann. 
• The gathering was fruitful, and it added a ton to Danny Elfman’s net worth. 
• Likewise, during this time, Danny acted in the film named “Taboo Zone“, coordinated by Richard Elfman, helping his rising net worth. 
• Furthermore, Danny turned out to be increasingly more effective as a writer, making music for “Sweeney Todd”. 
• Likewise, Danny was one of the performing voices in “The Nightmare Before Christmas” and later he additionally was the voice of Bonejangles in “Cadaver Bride”. 
• This made Danny considerably more mainstream and obviously decidedly affected Elfman’s net worth. 
• Different films, to which Danny made music incorporate “Shrewdness”, “Summer School”, “Beetlejuice”, “Scrooged”, “Batman”, “Dick Tracy”, “Dark Beauty”, “To Die For”, “Men dressed in Black” and numerous others. 
• As of late Danny keeps on making music, for IRIS, Cirque du Soleil’s show, and composed Serenada Schizophrana, which was performed by American Composers Orchestra, and furthermore added to Danny’s net worth. 
• As Danny is still extremely dynamic as a writer there is a high chance that Danny Elfman’s net worth will turn out to be considerably higher later on. 
• In his own life, Danny Elfman has been hitched to Bridget Fonda since 2003, and they have three youngsters. 
• IMDB Wikipedia “Taboo Zone” (1982) $75 Million 1953 5 ft 10 in (1.78 m) Actor American Composers Orchestra American movie chiefs Annie Award Batman films Beetlejuice Bernard Herrmann Black Beauty Bloody Elf-Thing BMI Film and Television Awards Boingo Alive Bridget Fonda (m. 
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• 1989 Batman film’s Danny Elfmann Danny Robert Elfman Desperate Housewives Dick Tracy Edward Scissorhands Emmy Award Filmmaker Film Score Composer Film soundtracks Forbidden Zone Franz Waxman Grammy Award Iris Le Grand Magic Circus Lola Elfman Los Angeles Mali Elfman May 29 Men in Black Music Neo-noir Nightmare Before Christmas Oingo Boingo Oingo Bongo Oliver Elfman Record maker Red Wolf Elfman Richard Kirk Award Satellite Award Saturn Awards Scabby Elfthing Scrooged Singer-lyricist Singers Summer School Sweeney Todd The Nightmare Before Christmas The Simpsons Tim Burton To Die For United States of America Voice Actor Wisdom 

Danny Elfman Quick Info

Danny Elfman Trademarks

1. His cues for the climaxes of the films he scores are often titled “Final Confrontation”.
2. Use of Haunting Vocals
3. Brooding Gothic compositions
4. Often works with Tim Burton and Sam Raimi
5. Heavy use of brass and percussion in his film scores
6. Frequently combines orchestral sounds with digital sounds. Most noticeable in the opening sequence of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005).

Danny Elfman Quotes

• [on composing scores for Tim Burton films] People expect us to have some invisible shorthand. But it never gets any easier. Tim is just as complex now, maybe more so. Every time I play music for him I’m as nervous as I was that first occasion. Countless times, I’ve played something and watched him put his head in his hands and start pulling at his hair. I’ve never been unhappy with where we ended up, but most of the time we’ve had to spiral around quite a bit to get there. You have to be a half-composer, half-psychiatrist.
• The Oingo is still there. It just got lost off of our current album cover. Since then, however, it was found by my daughter in between the cushions of our couch. Although it’s a bit sticky it will undoubtedly find its way back on our next album. The horn section I’m sorry to say succumbed to the terrible flesh-eating bacteria that I’m sure you read so much about. I wish I could say that they died quietly in their sleep, as opposed to screaming in agony as was the case. However, who am I to question such things in the great cosmic scheme…
• I don’t think there’s a trademark Danny Elfman element that has been consistent in my work. I don’t hear any similarities in what I do and I don’t think I must have a particular style. Having a particular style is not bad, but I prefer to push myself in the direction of being a composer who you never know what he’s doing next.
• It all depends on the directors. Working closely with a director is the main job of a film composer. Interpreting what he perceives as a color, an emotion or mood is very abstract. A director tells you something he wants and then you have to run back to your music and respond with, “I think he meant something like this.”
• I’ve known Sam [Raimi] for almost 15 years. Spider-Man 2 was my fifth movie with him and all I can say is that the person who was there at the end of Spider-Man 2 was not Sam. I don’t know who it was, but it wasn’t Sam. It was as close to living out Invasion of the Body Snatchers as I’ve ever experienced. To see such a profound negative change in a human being was almost enough to make me feel like I didn’t want to make films anymore. It was really disheartening and sad to see the way it ended up.
• I get drawn to things that don’t make any sense, and I learned early on not to resist that.

Danny Elfman Important Facts

• $2,000,000
• Member of the ‘Official Competition’ jury at the 67th Venice International Film Festival in 2010.
• He was so impressed by Heavenly Creatures (1994) that he offered to do the musical score for the next movie of whoever directed it. That director turned out to be Peter Jackson, and his next movie, The Frighteners (1996), was indeed scored by Elfman.
• Uncle of Jenna Elfman (by marriage).
• His scores for Batman (1989) and Edward Scissorhands (1990) were nominated for AFI’s 100 Years of Film Scores. But neither of them made the list.
• His father is Milton Elfman, who made an uncredited appearance in the film, Forbidden Zone (1980).
• Was awarded Film Composer of the Year in 2008 by the International Film Music Critics Association.
• Daughter: Mali Elfman (born 1984).
• Daughter: Lola Elfman (born 1979).
• Received an honorary doctorate from the North Carolina School of the Arts (June 2007).
• Sang all the vocals for the five songs in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005). He recorded singing it in different ways and played with the audio to make it sound like various high- and low-pitched vocals.
• Learned how to breathe fire as a street performer in Paris after he graduated from high school.
• The only two Tim Burton films, Elfman did not compose the score for, are Ed Wood (1994) and Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007).
• Did not return to provide the musical score for Spider-Man 3 (2007), citing creative differences with director Sam Raimi over the previous film. He instead, provided the score for Charlotte’s Web (2006), which, as it happens, is about a spider who uses her talents to do good.
• Father of daughters Lola Elfman (born in 1979) and Mali Elfman (born in 1984).
• It is sometimes believed that Elfman may have been born in Amarillo, Texas, but that is, apparently, due to a joke that he once made. He was actually born in Los Angeles County, California.
• Brother-in-law of Justin Fonda.
• Son-in-law of Peter Fonda and Susan Brewer.
• Son Oliver Elfman was born mid-January 2005
• Was in the theater band Mystic Knights Of The Oingo Boingo, which later morphed into Oingo Boingo.
• Admires Peter Lorre.
• Composed comic book scores from Dick Tracy (1990), Darkman (1990), Batman (1989), Batman Returns (1992), Men in Black (1997), Men in Black II (2002), Spider-Man (2002), Spider-Man 2 (2004), and Hulk (2003).
• He and Howard Shore have both formed hit bands (Oingo Boingo and The Blues Brothers), both scored films for Peter Jackson (The Frighteners (1996) and The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) and others), both scored films for Tim Burton (Elfman has scored everything but Ed Wood (1994), which Shore scored), and both scored a Hannibal Lecter film (Red Dragon (2002) and The Silence of the Lambs (1991)).
• Owns a dachshund.
• Claims Bernard Herrmann as a heavy influence on many of his scores.
• Engaged to Bridget Fonda (March 2003)
• Signed a non-exclusive contract with Disney to write, produce, and direct films, while continuing to compose for Disney and other studios. [1997]
• Wrote the score for Black Beauty (1994) for his two daughters from a collapsed marriage. Released a solo album in 1984, So-Lo, which happened to feature most of the band members from Oingo Boingo.
• The past, present, and future of Elfman and the other members of Oingo Boingo is also discussed at alt. fan. Oingo-Boingo.
• Elfman fans discuss his current and past work in the USENET group rec.music.artists.Danny-Elfman.
• His mother is Clare Elfman, an author of children’s books.
• His older brother is director Richard Elfman.
• Uncle of Bodhi Elfman

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