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has designed costumes for three of his other films: “The Road to Wellville,” “Pink Floyd:
The Wall” and “The Commitments.”
Rose’s additional credits include “The Sleeping Dictionary,” Neil Jordan’s “The Good
Thief,” “Just Visiting,” “Entrapment” and Disney’s hit remake of “The Parent Trap,”
directed by Nancy Meyers, and Gore Verbinski’s “The Weather Man.” Earlier in her
career, she designed costumes for Brian De Palma’s “Mission: Impossible” and has twice
worked with Academy Award ® –winning director Lord Richard Attenborough on
“Shadowlands” and “In Love and War.” Her resume also includes Christopher Hampton’s
“Carrington,” Vincent Ward’s “Map of the Human Heart,” Bill Forsyth’s “Local Hero, Pat
O’Connor’s “Cal,” Marek Kanievska’s “Another Country” and Jean-Jacques Annaud’s
“Quest for Fire.” Recently, Rose designed the costumes for the Walt Disney Pictures
comedy “Wild Hogs,” starring Tim Allen, Martin Lawrence and John Travolta,” “St
Trinians,” starring Gemma Arterton, “Made of Honor,” the heralded HBO miniseries
“The Pacific,” which garnered her an Emmy Award nomination, and Tony Scott’s
“Unstoppable.”
Rose was trained in West End theater and began her career there and also in television,
designing for commercials where she first met such directors as Alan Parker, Adrian
Lyne, Ridley and Tony Scott and Hugh Hudson. She was born and raised in Britain and is
fluent in French and Italian.
HANS ZIMMER (Composer) has scored over 100 films and been honored with an
Academy Award®, two Golden Globes® and four Grammys®. In 2003, ASCAP presented
him the prestigious Henry Mancini award for Lifetime Achievement for his impressive
and influential body of work.
Zimmer’s interest in music began early, and after a move from Germany to the U.K.,
would lead to playing with and producing various bands, including The Buggles, whose
“Video Killed the Radio Star” was the first music video to ever appear on MTV. But the
world of film music was what Zimmer really wanted to be involved with. Not long after
meeting established film composer Stanley Myers, the two founded the London-based
Lillie Yard Recording Studios together, collaborating on such films as “My Beautiful
Laundrette.”
It was Zimmer’s solo work in 1988’s “A World Apart,” however, that gained the
attention of director Barry Levinson, who then asked him to score “Rain Man,” Zimmer’s
first American film. Levinson’s instinct was right—the score’s Oscar® nomination that
followed would be the first of nine.
With Zimmer’s subsequent move to Hollywood, he expanded the range of genres he
explored, and his first venture into the world of animation, 1994’s “The Lion King,”
brought Zimmer the Oscar®.
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