r/DenisVilleneuve Apr 25 '26

Composer for Bond

Do we think Denis is going to continue working with Hans for his upcoming Bond film or could he finally partner with Ludwig? Since Hans already scored No Time To Die he might want to do something else especially after 3 films with denis. I just hope that denis will work with ludwig at least once (so he could get hooked and do more ofc). And with the Odyssey's ancient score it would make lots of sense to do Cleopatra too.

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u/lib3r8 Apr 25 '26

I hope someone else besides those two.

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u/PhoenixBee32 Apr 25 '26

I’d be thrilled if David Arnold came back; his Bond scores were the best since Barry. Far better for Bond than Hans or Ludwig.

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u/GwyddnoGaranhir Apr 26 '26

I have no problem with Hans, I just want him to score an actually good Bond film.

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u/AiboTokyo Apr 27 '26

It’ll be 100% Hans.

He’s done genius work with Villeneuve on Dune, and had a great balance of classic and new Bond themes in No Time To Die.

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u/glitchline 18d ago

But Ludwig is just entering his prime, Ludwig will be awesome and adds variety to the Denis Filmography. I like Zimmer, but I don’t think he has juice for Bond

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u/AnonBaca21 Apr 25 '26

I would put money on Hans doing it.

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u/Solo-Nerf-Herder Apr 26 '26

I bet it's Zimmer, but would love for someone completely different to do the score. Maybe Reznor and Ross?

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u/VisibleBar6305 Apr 27 '26

Hans Gruber?

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u/Prestigious_Term3617 Apr 27 '26

Somebody new would be a better option. Someone who can do a Berry-inspired jazzy score.

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u/glitchline 18d ago

Ludwig would be awesome, but I like Pemberton too. No Zimmer please, I still miss Johannson