The performance is intercut with conversations betweenZimmer and his cinematic collaborators like Christopher Nolanand Denis Villeneuve.
Its likeBlitzwith Steve McQueensince none of you saw it.
Steve McQueen, of course,lovedthat idea.
Part of the imposter syndrome was I loved film.
It’s always the last thing, really.
I sort of love Dune.
I love where I am right now, but my style has shifted and changed over the years.
Of course, it has because I get bored very easily.
Because the Dune family is amazing.
Ruined a whole generation, didn’t I?
No, it was really Trevor Horn, whose band it was.
I was the lowly, thin synth guy.
It’s as simple as that.
It’s just being in the right place at the right time.
He talked about how much of his soul he poured into it.
And having Lebo [M.], it was an extraordinary process.
It was an extraordinary time.
The other thing I said to them was, I hate musicals.
They said, We guarantee you it’ll never be a musical.
But that became the foundation for the musical.
So, I did everything wrong.
He just wants to live in the moment.
I never thought about that.
Im living in the moment.
So, no, I’ve never thought about this.
Here’s the thing: we have a lot of fun on those movies.
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