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Comedy drama set in Edwardian England. Fisk Junior (Jeremy Northam) takes his father, Fisk Senior (Peter O'Toole) to a talk by local clergyman Dean Spanley (Sam Neill).
Directed by Toa Fraser
Original Music by Don McGlashan
Two pieces by Musica Sacra as an English cathedral choir singing music by Byrd and Croft. Recorded in Auckland, 2008.
Soundtrack |
CD: Warner Music New Zealand, 2nd March 2009.
Also available on iTunes.
Produced by Wayne Laird and Don McGlashan
Orchestrations by: Don McGlashan and Gareth Farr
1. Opening
2. Jerusalem, Swami Prash
3. Wrather Takes Leave
4. Whats Our Loss, Henslow Reflects
5. Truth Deferred, Wrathers Treasure
6. Pouring Tokay, More Things In Heaven And Earth
7. Justorum Animae (Byrd)
8. Remembering Wag, The Dream Dreams You
9. O Where Shall Wisdom Be Found (Boyce)
10. Wrather's Gramaphone
11. Greatest Adventure
12. Marrakesh
13. One Of The Seven
14. End Credits
Notes |
Based on the 1936 book by Lord Dunsany: My Talks with Dean Spanley.
Movie release information |
Advertisement in Radio Times, 6-12 December, 2008
Classification |
Links |
Official site (UK)
Dean Spanley (2008) (Internet Movie Database)
Dean Spanley soundtrack (NZVideos)
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Last updated 27th April, 2009.