Hans Zimmer discusses Oscar ineligibility for Dune score and personal connection to Blitz

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Hans Zimmer recently completed his world tour, "Hans Zimmer Live," and is now working on a new, undisclosed project in his Santa Monica studio. He has collaborated again with Denis Villeneuve on "Dune: Part Two" and Steve McQueen on "Blitz." Zimmer expressed disappointment over the ineligibility of his score for "Dune: Part Two" for an Oscar, citing concerns about how such rules affect artistic freedom. He emphasized that both "Dune" films are part of one story, making it illogical to change themes between them. He also shared personal insights about scoring "Blitz," connecting it to his mother's experiences as a German Jewish refugee. Zimmer highlighted the emotional depth of his work and the joy he finds in performing with musicians, especially those from Ukraine facing difficult circumstances.


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