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John Williams confirms first non-Spielberg score in 8 years

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John Williams is set to compose his first score not associated with Steven Spielberg since 2005's Memoirs of a Geisha (directed by Rob Marshall).  Obviously another non Spielberg movie has recently been announced will be composed by John Williams, a small movie called Star Wars VII.

 Classic FM reported the story:

 The Book Thief tells the story of a young girl in Nazi Germany who steals books to escape from the world around her, while her family shelters a Jewish refugee in their home. It stars Geoffrey Rush and Emily Watson as the girl's parents, while unknown French-Canadian actress Sophie Nélisse will play the young girl.

 According to a post on Williams' publisher's Facebook page, the soundtrack is at the proofing stage. The film is due for release in November 2013, meaning fans will be able to enjoy a new John Williams score before the end of the year, and in time for Academy Award consideration.

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  1. bigg13 August 2013 at 19:59

    It's always fun trying to hear John's MO in other films not associated with they dynamic duo. Can't wait to see this film!

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