Thank yous
1M1: Hollywood Horns of the Golden Years captures a remarkable period in film music history that can never be recreated. Sadly, most of the musicians who lived and worked during this era are no longer with us, making their stories, experiences, and contributions all the more important to preserve.
Our hope is to bring this documentary out from the hard drive where it currently lives and into the world—so film lovers, music fans, history buffs, students, educators, and anyone fascinated by Hollywood’s musical legacy can experience it. The film resonates with anyone who has ever watched a motion picture and wondered about the musicians behind the music.
At this time, the documentary is seeking funding to clear the rights for the film clips, music, and photographs featured in the documentary. More information about where and how to watch 1M1: Hollywood Horns of the Golden Years will be made available as the film becomes ready for release.
This page is dedicated to thanking some of the very important people whose contributions, support, and expertise played a crucial role in bringing this film to life.
Thank yous should be given to the following people:
Ginny Mancini for allowing Annie to access the Henry Mancini archives to find rare footage straight off the soundstage of Days of Wine and Roses.
John Williams for sharing his knowledge and love for the horn.
Randy Newman for his genius and humor.
The families of all of the Hollywood horn players. You have all treated us well.
Stuart Silver for his immense patience, expertise, and troubleshooting.
Erin Breen Armstrong for always believing in this project.
Dylan Hart for having my back always.
Special thank you to
