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Patrick wrote:
The person who edited this page to say that this Robert McNaughton is not the same person who wrote the score to "Henry:  Portrait of a Serial Killer" mis-read Paul Zamost's message from the Chicago Punk Pix board.  Robert McNaughton wrote the music, John McNaughton directed it.  Some believed that the 2 were brothers or relatives.  They are not, that is what Paul's message was saying.
The person who edited this page to say that this Robert McNaughton is not the same person who wrote the score to "Henry:  Portrait of a Serial Killer" mis-read Paul Zamost's message from the Chicago Punk Pix board.  Robert McNaughton wrote the music, John McNaughton directed it.  Some believed that the 2 were brothers or relatives.  They are not, that is what Paul's message was saying.
Galanter responds:
I went back and checked and you seem to be right.  I misread the somewhat confusing dispute.  To clarify, Zamost seems to be saying (1) Robert *did* write the score (2) he *didn't* rip it off and (3) despite the same last name he is unrelated to the director.
Thanks for setting me and this entry straight!

Revision as of 16:20, 14 June 2007

Patrick wrote:

The person who edited this page to say that this Robert McNaughton is not the same person who wrote the score to "Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer" mis-read Paul Zamost's message from the Chicago Punk Pix board. Robert McNaughton wrote the music, John McNaughton directed it. Some believed that the 2 were brothers or relatives. They are not, that is what Paul's message was saying.

Galanter responds:

I went back and checked and you seem to be right. I misread the somewhat confusing dispute. To clarify, Zamost seems to be saying (1) Robert *did* write the score (2) he *didn't* rip it off and (3) despite the same last name he is unrelated to the director.

Thanks for setting me and this entry straight!