Max Steiner filmography

Maximilian Raoul "Max" Steiner (May 10, 1888 – December 28, 1971) was an Austrian-born American composer of music for theatre and films. He was a child prodigy who conducted his first operetta when he was twelve and became a full-time professional, either composing, arranging or conducting, when he was fifteen.

Steiner composed over 300 film scores with RKO and Warner Brothers, and was nominated for 24 Academy Awards, winning three: The Informer (1935), Now, Voyager (1942), and Since You Went Away (1944). Besides his Oscar-winning scores, Steiner's other works include King Kong (1933), Little Women (1933), Jezebel (1938), Casablanca (1942), The Searchers (1956), A Summer Place (1959), and the film score for which he is possibly best remembered, Gone with the Wind (1939).

He was also the first recipient of the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Score, which he won for his score to Life with Father. Steiner was a frequent collaborator with some of the best known film directors active in the United States, including Michael Curtiz, John Ford, Howard Hawks, William Dieterle, William Wyler, Raoul Walsh, John Huston, Irving Pichel, King Vidor, and Frank Capra.

Filmography

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(as per AFI's database, unless otherwise noted)[1]

All orchestration notes, additional composition, stock music, and main/end title notes come from the Max Steiner filmography in Film Composers in America.[2]

The following list only comprises those films for which Steiner composed the score, or was credited as providing orchestration for. In addition to the films included in this list, Steiner also contributed to hundreds of other films for which his writing provided the stock music.

1920s and 1930s

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1929 through 1939
Year Film Director Role Production Company Awards Notes Orchestrator
1929 Rio Rita Luther Reed Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited[3]
1930 The Delightful Rogue Lynn Shores Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited;[3] score for a foreign version of the 1929 film; co-written with Roy Webb[2]
1930 Side Street Malcolm St. Clair Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited;[3] score for a foreign version of the 1929 film; co-written with Roy Webb[2]
1930 The Case of Sergeant Grischa Herbert Brenon Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited;[3] Steiner composed only the main title
1930 Dixiana Luther Reed Orchestration RKO Radio Pictures First screen credit
1931 Are These Our Children? Wesley Ruggles Film score RKO Radio Pictures
1931 Bachelor Apartment Lowell Sherman Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited;[3] stock music also used
1931 Beau Ideal Herbert Brenon Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited;[3][4] composed new main and end titles only (other music was stock)
1931 Cimarron Wesley Ruggles Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited[3]
1931 Consolation Marriage Paul Sloane Film score RKO Radio Pictures Gerstenberger
1931 Cracked Nuts Edward F. Cline Film score RKO Radio Pictures [5] Marquardt
1931 Fanny Foley Herself Melville W. Brown Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited[6]
1931 Friends and Lovers Victor Schertzinger Film score (co-written) RKO Radio Pictures screen credit states the score was co-written with Victor Schertzinger, but score and cue sheet show no signs of Steiner's work.[7]
1931 The Gay Diplomat Richard Boleslawski Film score RKO Radio Pictures
1931 High Stakes Lowell Sherman Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited;[6] stock music also used
1931 Kept Husbands Lloyd Bacon Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited;[3] composed new main and end titles only
1931 Peach O'Reno William A. Seiter Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited[6] R. Heindorf
1931 The Public Defender J. Walter Ruben Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited[6] E. Ross
1931 The Runaround William James Craft Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited[6]
1931 Secret Service J. Walter Ruben Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited[6]
1931 Transgression Herbert Brenon Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited[3]
1931 Young Donovan's Kid Fred Niblo Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited;[3] composed new main title only
1931 Way Back Home William A. Seiter Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited[6] Gerstenberger
1932 The Animal Kingdom Edward H. Griffith Film score RKO Radio Pictures
1932 A Bill of Divorcement George Cukor Film score RKO Radio Pictures Main title by Harling Kaun
1932 Bird of Paradise King Vidor Film score RKO Radio Pictures Kaun and R. Bassett
1932 The Conquerors William Wellman Film score RKO Radio Pictures Kaun
1932 Girl Crazy William A. Seiter Film score RKO Radio Pictures additional composition
1932 Girl of the Rio Herbert Brenon Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited[6] Gerstenberger
1932 The Half-Naked Truth Gregory LaCava Film score RKO Radio Pictures
1932 Is My Face Red? William A. Seiter Film score RKO Radio Pictures R. Heindorf and Kaun
1932 Ladies of the Jury Lowell Sherman Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited;[6] composed main title and stock music R. Heindorf
1932 The Lost Squadron George Archainbaud Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited[6]
1932 Men of Chance George Archainbaud Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited[6] Gerstenberger
1932 The Most Dangerous Game Richard Connell Film score RKO Radio Pictures Kaun and Gerstenberger
1932 The Penguin Pool Murder George Archainbaud Film score RKO Radio Pictures composed main title
1932 Roar of the Dragon Wesley Ruggles Film score RKO Radio Pictures Kaun and Gerstenberger
1932 State's Attorney George Archainbaud Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited[6] R. Heindorf
1932 Symphony of Six Million Gregory La Cava Film score RKO Radio Pictures Kaun
1932 Thirteen Women George Archainbaud Film score RKO Radio Pictures Kaun and Gerstenberger
1932 What Price Hollywood? George Cukor Film score RKO Radio Pictures Kaun
1933 The Cheyenne Kid Robert F. Hill Film score RKO Radio Pictures
1933 Christopher Strong Dorothy Arzner Film score RKO Radio Pictures additional composition by Webb and orchestrated by Sharpe Kaun
1933 Diplomaniacs William A. Seiter Film score RKO Radio Pictures with Webb Kaune and Sharpe
1933 King Kong Merian C. Cooper Film score RKO Radio Pictures Kaun
1933 Little Women George Cukor Film score RKO Radio Pictures Kaun
1933 Lucky Devils Ralph Ince Film score RKO Radio Pictures
1933 Melody Cruise Mark Sandrich Film score RKO Radio Pictures
1933 The Monkey's Paw Ernest B. Schoedsack Film score RKO Radio Pictures Kaun
1933 Morning Glory Lowell Sherman Film score RKO Radio Pictures Kaun
1933 The Right to Romance Alfred Santell Film score RKO Radio Pictures additional composition for Webb's score[7]
1933 Scarlet River Otto Brower Film score RKO Radio Pictures Uncredited[6]
1933 The Silver Cord John Cromwell Film score RKO Radio Pictures
1933 Son of Kong Ernest B. Schoedsack Film score RKO Radio Pictures Kaun
1933 Sweepings John Cromwell Film score RKO Radio Pictures Kaun
1934 The Age of Innocence Philip Moeller Film score RKO Radio Pictures Kaun
1934 The Fountain John Cromwell Film score RKO Radio Pictures
1934 The Gay Divorcee Mark Sandrich Film score RKO Radio Pictures Nominated for Academy Award for Best Original Score[8]
1934 The Life of Vergie Winters Alfred Santell Film score RKO Radio Pictures Kaun
1934 The Little Minister Richard Wallace Film score RKO Radio Pictures Kaun
1934 The Lost Patrol John Ford Film score RKO Radio Pictures Nominated for Academy Award for Best Original Score[8] Kaun
1934 Murder on the Blackboard George Archainbaud Film score RKO Radio Pictures composed with Kaun
1934 Of Human Bondage John Cromwell Film score RKO Radio Pictures Kaun
1934 Stingaree William A. Seiter Film score RKO Radio Pictures Kaun
1935 Break of Hearts Philip Moeller Film score RKO Radio Pictures Kaun
1935 I Dream Too Much John Cromwell Film score RKO Radio Pictures
1935 The Informer John Ford Film score RKO Radio Pictures Won the Academy Award for Best Original Score[9] Kaun and de Packh
1935 Roberta William A. Seiter Film score RKO Radio Pictures
1935 She Irving Pichel
Lansing C. Holden
Film score RKO Radio Pictures [10] Kaun, de Packh, and E. Powell
1935 Star of Midnight Stephen Roberts Film score RKO Radio Pictures includes stock music
1935 The Three Musketeers Irving Pichel
Lansing C. Holden
Film score RKO Radio Pictures [10] Kaun
1935 Alice Adams George Stevens Film score RKO Radio Pictures with Webb
1936 The Charge of the Light Brigade Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. Hugo Friedhofer, Parrish, de Packh, and R. Bassett
1936 Follow the Fleet Mark Sandrich Film score RKO Radio Pictures
1936 The Garden of Allah Richard Boleslawski Film score Selznick International Pictures Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score[11] [12] Kaun, E. Powell, R. Bassett, Parrish, and Friedhofer
1936 Little Lord Fauntleroy John Cromwell Film score Selznick International Pictures Kaun
1937 First Lady Stanley Logan Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1937 God's Country and the Woman William Keighley Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1937 Green Light Frank Borzage Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1937 Kid Galahad Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. [12] with Heinz Roemheld[2]
1937 The Life of Emile Zola William Dieterle Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1937 Slim Ray Enright Film score Warner Bros. [12] with Roemheld Friedhofer
1937 A Star Is Born William A. Wellman Film score Selznick International Pictures Kaun, Parrish, and Friedhofer
1937 Submarine D-1 Lloyd Bacon Film score Cosmopolitan Productions Friedhofer
1937 That Certain Woman Edmund Goulding Film score Warner Bros. [12] Friedhofer
1937 Tovarich Anatole Litvak Film score Warner Bros. First use of Steiner's well-known fanfare for the "Warner Bros. Presents" screen[2] Friedhofer
1938 The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Norman Taurog Film score Selznick International Pictures [13] Parrish and Kaun
1938 The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse Anatole Litvak Film score Warner Bros. [13] Parrish
1938 Angels with Dirty Faces Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1938 Crime School Lewis Seiler Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer and Parrish
1938 The Dawn Patrol Edmund Goulding Film score Warner Bros. [13] Friedhofer
1938 Four Daughters Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1938 Gold Is Where You Find It Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. [13] Friedhofer and Kaun
1938 Jezebel William Wyler Film score Warner Bros. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score[14] Friedhofer
1938 The Sisters Anatole Litvak Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1938 White Banners Edmund Goulding Film score Warner Bros.
1939 Confessions of a Nazi Spy Anatole Litvak Film score Warner Bros. [13] uncredited at Steiner's request[15]
1939 Dark Victory Edmund Goulding Film score Warner Bros. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score[16] Friedhofer
1939 Daughters Courageous Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. R. Heindorf
1939 Dodge City Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. additional composition by A. Deutsch Friedhofer
1939 Dust Be My Destiny Lewis Seiler Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1939 Each Dawn I Die William Keighley Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1939 Four Wives Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer and R. Heindorf
1939 Gone with the Wind Victor Fleming Film score Selznick International Pictures
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score[16] additional composition by Friedhofer, A. Deutsch, Roemheld Friedhofer, Kaun, R. Bassett, Deutsch, and others
1939 Intermezzo: A Love Story Gregory Ratoff Film score Selznick International Pictures additional composition by R. Bennett R. Bennett, Friedhofer, Raab, de Packh, R. Bassett, and Salinger
1939 The Oklahoma Kid Lloyd Bacon Film score Warner Bros. additional composition by A. Deutsch and Friedhofer Friedhofer, A. Deutsch, Parrish, and Cutter
1939 The Old Maid Edmund Goulding Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1939 They Made Me a Criminal Busby Berkeley Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1939 We Are Not Alone Edmund Goulding Film score First National Pictures [13] Friedhofer

1940s

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1940 through 1949
Year Film Director Role Production Company Awards Notes Orchestrator
1940 All This, and Heaven Too Anatole Litvak Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1940 City for Conquest Anatole Litvak Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer and R. Heindorf
1940 A Dispatch from Reuter's William Dieterle Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1940 Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet William Dieterle Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1940 The Letter William Wyler Film score Warner Bros. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score[17] Friedhofer
1940 Santa Fe Trail Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. additional composition by Friedhofer Friedhofer
1940 Virginia City Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1941 The Bride Came C.O.D. William Keighley Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer and R. Heindorf
1941 Dive Bomber Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1941 The Great Lie Edmund Goulding Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer and R. Heindorf
1941 One Foot in Heaven Irving Rapper Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1941 Sergeant York Howard Hawks Film score Warner Bros. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score[18] Friedhofer
1941 Shining Victory Irving Rapper Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1942 Captains of the Clouds Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer and Kaun
1942 Casablanca Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. Nominated for Academy Award for Best Original Score[19] Friedhofer
1942 Desperate Journey Raoul Walsh Film score Warner Bros. additional composition by Friedhofer Friedhofer
1942 They Died with Their Boots On Raoul Walsh Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer and Kaun
1942 The Gay Sisters Irving Rapper Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1942 In This Our Life John Huston Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1942 Now, Voyager Irving Rapper Film score Warner Bros. Won the Academy Award for Best Original Score[20] Friedhofer
1943 The Battle of Britain Frank Capra Original music compositions U.S. War Department Documentary; with Lava and H. Jackson[2]
1943 Mission to Moscow Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. Kaun and Friedhofer
1943 Watch on the Rhine Herman Shumlin Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1943 This is the Army Michael Curtiz Film score Hal B. Wallis and Jack L. Warner with Ray Heindorf[2]
1944 The Adventures of Mark Twain Irving Rapper Film score Warner Bros. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score[21] Kaun
1944 Arsenic and Old Lace Frank Capra Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1944 The Conspirators Jean Negulesco Film score Warner Bros. additional composition by Friedhofer Raab
1944 Passage to Marseille Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. Raab
1944 Since You Went Away John Cromwell Film score Selznick International Pictures Won the Academy Award for Best Original Score[21] Grau, Raab, Moross, Zador
1944 Up in Arms Elliott Nugent Film score Samuel Goldwyn Productions [22] additional composition by H. Jackson
1945 The Corn Is Green Irving Rapper Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1945 Mildred Pierce Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1945 Rhapsody in Blue Irving Rapper Film score Warner Bros. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score[23] Friedhofer
1945 Roughly Speaking Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1945 San Antonio David Butler Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1945 Saratoga Trunk Sam Wood Film score Warner Bros. additional composition by Lava Kaun
1946 The Beast with Five Fingers Robert Florey Film score Warner Bros. [24] Cutter
1946 The Big Sleep Howard Hawks Film score Warner Bros. Bucharoff
1946 Cloak and Dagger Fritz Lang Film score United States Pictures Friedhofer
1946 My Reputation Curtis Bernhardt Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1946 Night and Day Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score[25] Friedhofer
1946 One More Tomorrow Peter Godfrey Film score Warner Bros. main title by Friedhofer
1946 A Stolen Life Curtis Bernhardt Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1946 Tomorrow Is Forever Irving Pichel Film score International Pictures Kaun
1946 Her Kind of Man Frederick De Cordova Film score Warner Bros. additional composition for Waxman's score
1947 Cheyenne Raoul Walsh Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1947 Deep Valley Jean Negulesco Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1947 Life with Father Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score[26] Cutter
1947 Love and Learn Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1947 The Man I Love Raoul Walsh Film score Warner Bros. Friedhofer
1947 My Wild Irish Rose David Butler Film score Warner Bros. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score[26] Cutter
1947 Pursued Raoul Walsh Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1947 The Unfaithful Vincent Sherman Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1947 The Voice of the Turtle Irving Rapper Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1948 Adventures of Don Juan Vincent Sherman Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1948 April Showers James V. Kern Film score Warner Bros. [24] additional composition for R. Heindorf's score
1948 The Decision of Christopher Blake Peter Godfrey Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1948 Fighter Squadron Raoul Walsh Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1948 Johnny Belinda Jean Negulesco Film score Warner Bros. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score[27] Cutter
1948 Key Largo John Huston Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1948 My Girl Tisa Elliott Nugent Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1948 Silver River Raoul Walsh Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1948 The Treasure of the Sierra Madre John Huston Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1948 Winter Meeting Bretaigne Windust Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1948 The Woman in White Peter Godfrey Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1949 Beyond the Forest King Vidor Film score Warner Bros. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score[28] Cutter
1949 Flamingo Road Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1949 The Fountainhead King Vidor Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1949 A Kiss in the Dark Delmer Daves Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1949 The Lady Takes a Sailor Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1949 Mrs. Mike Louis King Film score Nassour Pictures
Regal Films
additional composition by Lava
1949 South of St. Louis Ray Enright Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1949 White Heat Raoul Walsh Film score Warner Bros. Cutter
1949 Without Honor Irving Pichel Film score Warner Bros. Cutter

1950s

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Cutter orchestrated all of the movie scores that Steiner was the sole author of in the 1950s.

1950 through 1959
Year Film Director Role Production Company Awards Notes
1950 The Breaking Point Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. [29] additional composition by H. Jackson
1950 Caged John Cromwell Film score Warner Bros.
1950 Dallas Stuart Heisler Film score Warner Bros.
1950 The Flame and the Arrow Jacques Tourneur Film score Warner Bros. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score[30]
1950 The Glass Menagerie Irving Rapper Film score Warner Bros.
1950 Rocky Mountain William Keighley Film score Warner Bros.
1950 Backfire Vincent Sherman additional composition Warner Bros. [2]
1950 Young Man with a Horn Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. main theme by R. Heindorf[2]
1951 Close to My Heart William Keighley Film score Warner Bros.
1951 Distant Drums Raoul Walsh Film score Warner Bros.
1951 Force of Arms Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros.
1951 I Was a Communist for the FBI Gordon Douglas Film score Warner Bros. [29]
1951 Jim Thorpe – All-American Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros.
1951 Lightning Strikes Twice King Vidor Film score Warner Bros.
1951 On Moonlight Bay Roy Del Ruth Film score Warner Bros.
1951 Operation Pacific George Waggner Film score Warner Bros.
1951 Raton Pass Edwin L. Marin Film score Warner Bros.
1951 Sugarfoot Edwin L. Marin Film score Warner Bros.
1951 Come Fill the Cup Gordon Douglas additional composition Warner Bros. [2]
1952 The Jazz Singer Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros. [31]
1952 The Lion and the Horse Louis King Film score Warner Bros.
1952 Mara Maru Gordon Douglas Film score Warner Bros.
1952 The Miracle of Our Lady of Fatima John Brahm Film score Warner Bros. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score[31]
1952 Room for One More Norman Taurog Film score Warner Bros.
1952 Springfield Rifle André de Toth Film score Warner Bros.
1952 The Iron Mistress Gordon Douglas Film score Warner Bros.
1952 I'll See You in My Dreams Michael Curtiz additional composition Warner Bros. with R. Heindorf[2]
1952 This Woman is Dangerous Felix E. Feist additional composition Warner Bros. with Buttolph[2]
1953 By the Light of the Silvery Moon David Butler Film score Warner Bros.
1953 The Charge at Feather River Gordon Douglas Film score Warner Bros.
1953 The Desert Song H. Bruce Humberstone Film score Warner Bros.
1953 So Big Robert Wise Film score Warner Bros.
1953 So This Is Love Gordon Douglas Film score Warner Bros.
1953 Trouble Along the Way Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros.
1953 This is Cinerama Merian C. Cooper Film score Cinerama Releasing Corp. additional composition by Webb, Sawtell, Shuken, and Cutner[2]
1953 House of Wax Andre DeToth Trailer Warner Bros. [2]
1954 The Boy from Oklahoma Michael Curtiz Film score Warner Bros.
1954 The Caine Mutiny Edward Dmytryk Film score Columbia Pictures Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score[32]
1954 King Richard and the Crusaders David Butler Film score Warner Bros.
1955 Battle Cry Raoul Walsh Film score Warner Bros. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score[33]
1955 Helen of Troy Robert Wise Film score Warner Bros. [29]
1955 Illegal Lewis Allen Film score Warner Bros.
1955 The Last Command Frank Lloyd Film score Republic Pictures
1955 The McConnell Story Gordon Douglas Film score Warner Bros.
1955 The Violent Men Rudolph Maté Film score Columbia Pictures
1956 Bandido Richard Fleischer Film score United Artists
1956 Come Next Spring R. G. Springsteen Film score Republic Pictures
1956 Death of a Scoundrel Charles Martin Film score Warner Bros. [34]
1956 Hell on Frisco Bay Frank Tuttle Film score Warner Bros. [29]
1956 The Searchers John Ford Film score Warner Bros.
1957 Band of Angels Raoul Walsh Film score Warner Bros.
1957 China Gate Samuel Fuller Film score 20th Century Fox with H. Jackson; theme by V. Young
1957 Escapade in Japan Arthur Lubin Film score RKO Radio Pictures
1958 All Mine to Give Allen Reisner Film score RKO Radio Pictures
1958 Darby's Rangers William Wellman Film score Warner Bros.
1958 Fort Dobbs Gordon Douglas Film score Warner Bros.
1958 Marjorie Morningstar Irving Rapper Film score Warner Bros.
1959 The FBI Story Mervyn LeRoy Film score Warner Bros.
1959 The Hanging Tree Delmer Daves Film score Warner Bros.
1959 John Paul Jones John Farrow Film score Warner Bros.
1959 A Summer Place Delmer Daves Film score Warner Bros.

1960s

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Cutter orchestrated all of the movie scores that Steiner wrote in the 1960s.

1960 through 1969
Year Film Director Role Production Company Awards Notes
1960 Cash McCall Joseph Pevney Film score Warner Bros.
1960 The Dark at the Top of the Stairs Delmer Daves Film score Warner Bros.
1960 Ice Palace Vincent Sherman Film score Warner Bros.
1961 Parrish Delmer Daves Film score Warner Bros.
1961 The Sins of Rachel Cade Gordon Douglas Film score Warner Bros.
1961 Susan Slade Delmer Daves Film score Warner Bros.
1961 Portrait of a Mobster Joseph Pevney Film score Warner Bros. Score arranged by Howard Jackson from four Max Steiner scores including The FBI Story.[7]
1962 A Majority of One Mervyn LeRoy Film score Warner Bros.
1962 Rome Adventure Delmer Daves Film score Warner Bros.
1962 FBI Code 98 Leslie H. Martinson Film score Warner Bros. [35]
1963 Spencer's Mountain Delmer Daves Film score Warner Bros.
1964 A Distant Trumpet Raoul Walsh Film score Warner Bros.
1964 Youngblood Hawke Delmer Daves Film score Warner Bros.
1965 Two on a Guillotine William Conrad Film score Warner Bros.
1965 Those Calloways Norman Tokar Film score Walt Disney Productions

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