Giorgio Moroder

Giovanni Giorgio Moroder (born in Ortisei, South Tyrol, Italy, April 26, 1940) an Italian composer, songwriter and record produced, wrote the score for movies like Midnight Express (1978) directed by Alan Parker, American Gigolo (1980) written and directed by Paul Schrader, and the original song “Call Me” with Debora Harry, Cat People (1982) by Paul Schrader, and the song “Putting Out the Fire” with David Bowie, Scarface (1983) directed by Brian De Palma, Flashdance (1983) by Adrian Lyne, and the song “Flashdance…What a Feeling” with Irene Cara, the song “Take My Breath Away” for Top Gun (1986) by Tony Scott.

Golden Globe Awards

1987 Winner

Best Original Song - Motion Picture
- Top Gun
- Take My Breath Away
1984 Nominee

Best Original Score - Motion Picture
- Scarface
- Giorgio Moroder
1984 Winner

Best Original Score - Motion Picture
- Flashdance
- Giorgio Moroder
1984 Winner

Best Original Song - Motion Picture
- Flashdance
- Flashdance… What a Feeling
1983 Nominee

Best Original Score - Motion Picture
- Cat People
- Giorgio Moroder
1983 Nominee

Best Original Song - Motion Picture
- Cat People
- Putting Out the Fire (Theme From Cat People)
1981 Nominee

Best Original Score - Motion Picture
- American Gigolo
- Giorgio Moroder
1981 Nominee

Best Original Song - Motion Picture
- American Gigolo
- Call Me
1979 Winner

Best Original Score - Motion Picture
- Midnight Express
- Giorgio Moroder