John Barry

Composer John Barry (born November 3, 1933, in York, England; died January 30, 2011, in Oyster Bay, New York) was nominated for 11 Golden Globes, winning for Out of Africa (1985). In 1957, he formed the John Barry Seven musical group and the producers of Dr. No (1962) asked him to compose a James Bond theme. It was so successful he scored 11 Bond movies. He also did such influential scores such as Goldfinger (1964), The Lion in Winter (1968), Somewhere in Time (1980), Body Heat (1981), and Dances With Wolves (1990), in addition to composing TV themes, stage musicals and commercials.

Golden Globe Awards

1993 Nominee

Best Original Score - Motion Picture
- Chaplin
- John Barry
1991 Nominee

Best Original Score - Motion Picture
- Dances with Wolves
- John Barry
1986 Winner

Best Original Score - Motion Picture
- Out of Africa
- John Barry
1986 Nominee

Best Original Song - Motion Picture
- View to a Kill, A
- A View To a Kill
1981 Nominee

Best Original Score - Motion Picture
- Somewhere in Time
- John Barry
1978 Nominee

Best Original Song - Motion Picture
- Deep, The
- Deep Down Inside
1975 Nominee

Best Original Song - Motion Picture
- Dove, The
- Sail the Summer Winds
1972 Nominee

Best Original Score - Motion Picture
- Mary, Queen of Scots
- John Barry
1969 Nominee

Best Original Score - Motion Picture
- The Lion in Winter
- John Barry
1967 Nominee

Best Original Song - Motion Picture
- Born Free
- Born Free
1965 Nominee

Best Original Song - Motion Picture
- From Russia With Love
- From Russia With Love