The film Notting Hill

[dustyvalentino]

Has anyone seen the film Notting Hill, and if so did your ears prick up at this part of the soundtrack?

https://youtu.be/sPRiklcT2HQ?si=LwcYV_gLgfKWn78R

[Love Expresso]

Indeed! Saw it in the cinema back then and waited for the credits from that moment on to see if MK's name showed up.
It has also "Gimme some lovin'" in it closely to the end which was a funny scene.

LE

[dustyvalentino]

Good film with good music throughout (with the exception of Roman Keating butchering When You Say Nothing At All!)

[Love Expresso]

It was released after the Metroland soundtrack which has a pretty similar sounding track, She's Gone. I thought back then that it was pretty clearly a copy of it.

LE

[Robson]

Yes! I was also wondering about that part but then I forgot about it.

[vgonis]

Interesting catch Dusty. Really MK reminiscent. I have seen the film a couple of times. Actually I kind of like it. Maybe because the first time I saw it I felt a sort of connection with the bookseller protagonist, being one myself. 

[dustyvalentino]

Interesting catch Dusty. Really MK reminiscent. I have seen the film a couple of times. Actually I kind of like it. Maybe because the first time I saw it I felt a sort of connection with the bookseller protagonist, being one myself.

And you shagged Julia Roberts too, right?!

[Pottel]

so is it MK??

[Jules]

so is it MK??

No, it's not, but it's way too similar in my opinion to the "She's Gone" melody, which is nice in a way to listen that melody in Notting Hill, but also has a strange feeling.

[Pottel]

so is it MK??

No, it's not, but it's way too similar in my opinion to the "She's Gone" melody, which is nice in a way to listen that melody in Notting Hill, but also has a strange feeling.

you know or you think?

[Jules]

so is it MK??

No, it's not, but it's way too similar in my opinion to the "She's Gone" melody, which is nice in a way to listen that melody in Notting Hill, but also has a strange feeling.

you know or you think?

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0125439/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_cst_sm

Trevor Jones - composer (original music by)

Music Department
Geoff Alexander
conductor: The London Symphony Orchestra (as Geoffrey Alexander) / orchestrator (as Geoffrey Alexander)
Nick Angel
soundtrack coordinator
David Arch
musician: piano (as Dave Arch)
Paul Archibald
musician: trumpet
Peter Clarke
music editor
Clem Clempson
music arranger: electric guitars / musician: electric guitar
Gareth Cousins
music mixer / music re-mixer: original songs / music recordist
Janice Graham
orchestra leader: The London Symphony Orchestra
Trevor Jones
musician: synthesizers / orchestrator
Julian Kershaw
orchestrator
Marc Marot
soundtrack coordinator
Craig Ogden
musician: acoustic guitar
Simon Rhodes
music mixer / music recordist
Victoria Seale
music coordinator: CMMP
Dawn Solér
executive in charge of music: PolyGram Filmed Entertainment
Robert Winn
musician: flute
Liz Gallacher
music consultant: Richard Curtis (uncredited)
Michael Higham
music editor: temp (uncredited)
Lawrence Johnson
backing vocals (uncredited)
Kirsten Lane
music licensing coordinator (uncredited)
London Symphony Orchestra
music performed by (uncredited)

[Pottel]

thnx

[vgonis]

Interesting catch Dusty. Really MK reminiscent. I have seen the film a couple of times. Actually I kind of like it. Maybe because the first time I saw it I felt a sort of connection with the bookseller protagonist, being one myself.

And you shagged Julia Roberts too, right?!

I can't divulge such delicate information, on a public site, she might be reading it as well. So neither confirm, nor deny.