Money (aka "Intrigo in 9 mosse") is a 1991 thriller directed by Steven Hilliard Stern and written by Larry Pederson and Gordon Roback, based on the novel of the same name by Paul-Loup Sulitzter. The film was produced by Andre Djaoui and Rene Malo, with music by Ennio Morricone and starring Eric Stoltz, Maryam D'Abo, Bruno Cremer, Mario Adorf, Anna Kanakis, F. Murray Abraham, Christopher Plummer, Bernard Fresson, Angelo Infanti and Tomas Milian.
Frank Cimbali is a 21-year-old man who, trying to reclaim his legacy, discovers the dirty business of his father's former business partner. While traveling around the world in search of those who have robbed him of millions of dollars, Frank meets the love of his life. Finally, the young man finds Will Scarlet, who had been his father's partner and who is now seriously ill. Will admits his role in the crime and decides to help Frank track down the rest of the men on his revenge list. Two different versions of Money were produced, one for television and one for the cinema. Most of the soundtrack is repertoire, but this CD, with a duration of approx. 37 minutes, contains only the original music composed, orchestrated and conducted by Ennio Morricone, derived from the stereo masters of the original sessions. Oscar Valdambrini is the exceptional flugelhorn soloist on the rhythmic main theme, which is alternated with moments of comedy, suspense and action. This reissue will be welcomed by anyone who missed out on the long-out-of-print GDM CD release and is essential for every collection dedicated to the musical genius of Ennio Morricone.
1991年のスティーヴン・ヒリヤード・スターン監督、エリック・ストルツ、マリアム・ダボ主演によるスリラー映画のオリジナル・サウンドトラック！『女神がそっと微笑んで』はテレビ用と映画用の2種類のバージョンが制作された。サウンドトラックのほとんどはレパートリーだが、このCDは約37分で、エンニオ・モリコーネが作曲、オーケストレーション、指揮したオリジナル音楽のみを、オリジナルセッションのステレオマスターから取り出している。リズミカルなメインテーマと、コメディ、サスペンス、アクションが交互に展開されるこの曲では、オスカー・ヴァルダムブリーニがフリューゲルホルンのソリストとして異彩を放っています。この再発盤は、長らく廃盤となっていたGDMのCDを買い逃した人にも歓迎されるだろうし、天才音楽家エンニオ・モリコーネのコレクションには欠かせないものである。テーマ曲は「アンタッチャブル」そっくり。
トラックリスト両親は既に亡いが、金持ちだったため正体不明の後見人の加護の元、放蕩を続けてきたフランク（ストルツ）。ついに後見人に愛想を尽かされ借金の棒引きと引換に国外退去を命じられケニアに渡る。そこで父の遺産が数十分の一しか渡されてないと書かれた謎の手紙を受取り、やがて国際金融界を舞台に、文字通り世界を股に掛けた復讐を始める。
Money (aka "Intrigo in 9 mosse") is a 1991 thriller directed by Steven Hilliard Stern and written by Larry Pederson and Gordon Roback, based on the novel of the same name by Paul-Loup Sulitzter. The film was produced by Andre Djaoui and Rene Malo, with music by Ennio Morricone and starring Eric Stoltz, Maryam D'Abo, Bruno Cremer, Mario Adorf, Anna Kanakis, F. Murray Abraham, Christopher Plummer, Bernard Fresson, Angelo Infanti and Tomas Milian.
Frank Cimbali is a 21-year-old man who, trying to reclaim his legacy, discovers the dirty business of his father's former business partner. While traveling around the world in search of those who have robbed him of millions of dollars, Frank meets the love of his life. Finally, the young man finds Will Scarlet, who had been his father's partner and who is now seriously ill. Will admits his role in the crime and decides to help Frank track down the rest of the men on his revenge list. Two different versions of Money were produced, one for television and one for the cinema. Most of the soundtrack is repertoire, but this CD, with a duration of approx. 37 minutes, contains only the original music composed, orchestrated and conducted by Ennio Morricone, derived from the stereo masters of the original sessions. Oscar Valdambrini is the exceptional flugelhorn soloist on the rhythmic main theme, which is alternated with moments of comedy, suspense and action. This reissue will be welcomed by anyone who missed out on the long-out-of-print GDM CD release and is essential for every collection dedicated to the musical genius of Ennio Morricone.
Side A
1 Money (Seq.1) 3:45
2 Money (Seq.2) 4:26
3 Money (Seq.3) 2:47
4 Money (Seq.4) 0:36
5 Money (Seq.5) 3:12
6 Money (Seq.6) 4:24
Side B
1 Money (Seq.7) 0:50
2 Money (Seq.8) 2:43
3 Money (Seq.9) 0:39
4 Money (Seq.10) 4:31
5 Money (Seq.11) 3:44
6 Money (Seq.12) 1:10
7 Money (Seq.13) 4:27
music composed, orchestrated and conducted by ENNIO MORRICONE
flugelhorn: Oscar Valdambrini
? & c 1991 EMI General Music Publishing srl