00:00Feel the Dreams received three Oscar nominations for Best Picture, Adapted Screenplay, and
00:04Best Score, which was composed by James Horner.
00:07That final scene and the music behind it have been making even the toughest men burst into
00:11tears since the film premiered in 1989.
00:14For Horner, this was his third Academy Award nomination, and he would be nominated seven
00:19more times over the next two decades.
00:22After Feel the Dreams, he was nominated for scoring two of the biggest hits of 1995, Apollo
00:2813, and Braveheart.
00:30Then in 1998, Horner won two Oscars for one of the biggest hits of all time, Titanic.
00:36He won for his original score and for composing the song, My Heart Will Go On.
00:41Titanic was just one of several films James Horner worked on with director James Cameron.
00:45His first and last Oscar nominations came for two other films directed by Cameron, Aliens
00:51from 1986 and Avatar, released in 2009.
00:55Up next, it's time for this week's two-for-one double feature.
00:59Nathan Lane is joining Ben Mankiewicz to introduce two films that he's selected, beginning with
01:04a classic 1944 film noir starring Barbara Stanwyck and Fred McMurray.
01:09Next on TCM, double indemnity, then Chinatown, and later, sorry, wrong number.
01:18Press 1 for Noir Alley on TCM tonight.
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