Hollywood Pictures

Hollywood Pictures Company

Division of The Walt Disney Studios that produces fare which is of more adult interest than the usual Disney film. It began operations on February 1, 1989; its first release was Arachnophobia in 1990. The division was originally headed by Ricardo Mestres, and he was succeeded by Michael Lynton. In 1996, Hollywood Pictures’ role as a producing entity ended, but its label was still used for the distribution of films. David Vogel became president in 1997.

Founded: February 1, 1989; 36 years ago

Founders: Michael Eisner and Jeffrey Katzenberg

Location: 500 S. Buena Vista St., Burbank, CA 91521

Defunct: April 27, 2007; 17 years ago

Parent: The Walt Disney Studios

Motion Pictures (My List)

1990s

1990: Arachnophobia

1992: The Hand That Rocks the Cradle

1992: Medicine Man

1992: Encino Man

1992: The Distinguished Gentleman

1993: Son-in-Law

1993: The Joy Luck Club

1993: Tombstone

1994: In the Army Now

1994: Quiz Show

1994: A Low Down Dirty Shame

1995: Houseguest

1995: While You Were Sleeping

1995: Crimson Tide

1995: Judge Dredd

1995: Dangerous Minds

1995: Dead Presidents

1995: Powder

1995: Mr. Holland’s Opus

1996: Spy Hard

1996: Eddie

1996: The Rock

1996: Jack

1996: Evita

1997: Grosse Pointe Blank

1997: G.I. Jane

1999: The Sixth Sense

2000s

2001: Just Visiting

2006: Stay Alive

2007: Primeval

2007: The Invisible

Studio Theme Credits

Cel Animation by Lumeni Productions

Music by Danny Elfman

Copyright Stamps

• Hollywood Pictures Company
• Buena Vista Pictures Distribution, Inc.
• Cinergi Pictures Entertainment, Inc. (USA; 1992–98)
• Cinergi Productions N.V. (International; 1992–98)
• Don Simpson Productions, Inc. (1995–96)
• Jerry Bruckheimer, Inc. (1995–96)
• Spyglass Entertainment Group, LP (1999–2007)

Phil Collins

Philip David Charles Collins

Date of Birth: January 30, 1951 (74 years old)

Birthplace: Wandsworth, London, England

Occupation

• Pop Musician
• Singer/Songwriter
• Song Producer/Arranger

Albums (My List)

1999: Tarzan (soundtrack)

2003: Brother Bear (soundtrack)

Music Videos (My List)

1999: You’ll Be in My Heart

2000: Strangers Like Me

2003: Look Through My Eyes

2004: No Way Out

Motion Pictures (My List)

Music Department

1999: Tarzan — Songs and Song Producer/Arranger

2003: Brother Bear — Songs and Song Arranger/Producer

2005: Tarzan II (video) — Songs

Actor

2003: The Jungle Book 2 — Lucky (voice)

Composer

2003: Brother Bear (with Mark Mancina)

Awards

1999: Billboard Music Award — Nominated for #1 Adult Contemporary Single

1999: Hollywood Walk of Fame

2000: Academy Award — Winner for Best Original Song

2000: American Music Award — Winner for Favorite Adult Contemporary Artist

2000: Golden Globe Award — Winner for Best Original Song

2000: Grammy Award — Winner for Best Soundtrack Album (with Mark Mancina)

2000: Grammy Award — Nominated for Best Song Written for Visual Media

2000: Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Award — Nominated for Favorite Song from a Movie

2002: Disney Legend Award — Honoree for Outstanding Contribution to The Walt Disney Company

The Music of Hidalgo (film)

Music by James Newton Howard

Supervising Music Editor: Jim Weidman

Music Editor: David Olson

Additional Music Editors: Joe E. Rand and Barbara McDermott

Score Recorded and Mixed by Shawn Murphy

Orchestra Conducted by Pete Anthony

Orchestrations by

• Jeff Atmajian
• Brad Dechter
• Pete Anthony
• James Newton Howard

Electronic Score Producer: James T. Hill

Music Contractor: Sandy DeCrescent

Auricle Operator: Richard Grant

Score Recorded at Sony Scoring Stage

Score Mixed at Todd Scoring Stage

Featured Vocalist: Hovig Krikorian

Arabic Lyrics by Sam Sako

Assistant to James Newton Howard: Annica Ackerman

Music Preparation by JoAnn Kane Music

Songs

• On the Warpath
• The Passing of the Red Man
• Wyoming Days
• Buffalo Bill’s Equestrian March
• Gilmore’s Triumphal March

Performed by The Americus Brass Band

Soundtrack Album Available on Hollywood Records

Kevin Costner

Kevin Michael Costner

Date of Birth: January 18, 1955 (70 years old)

Birthplace: Lynwood, California, USA

Occupation

• Actor
• Director
• Producer

Motion Pictures (My List)

Actor

1999: Play It to the Bone

2003: Open Range

2006: The Guardian

2008: Swing Vote

2015: McFarland, USA

2019: The Highwaymen

Director

2003: Open Range

Producer

2003: Open Range

2008: Swing Vote

2019: The Highwaymen — Executive Producer

2020 Home media releases

BVHE Releases

Blu-ray and Ultra HD Releases (My List)

January 14: Maleficent: Mistress of Evil

February 25: Frozen II

March 10: Beauty and the Beast (1991) — 4K Ultra HD

May 19: Onward

September 15: Hocus Pocus (1993) — 4K Ultra HD

November 10: Mulan

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Lin-Manuel Miranda

Lin-Manuel Miranda as Alexander Hamilton

Date of Birth: January 16, 1980 (45 years old)

Birthplace: New York City, USA

Education: Wesleyan University (BA; Bachelor of Arts)

Occupation

• Songwriter/Producer
• Lyricist
• Librettist
• Actor

Motion Pictures (My List)

Actor

2012: The Odd Life of Timothy Green — Reggie

2018: Mary Poppins Returns — Jack

2020: Hamilton — Alexander Hamilton

Music Department

2016: Moana — Songs

2020: Hamilton — Music and Lyrics, Music Arranger

2021: Encanto — Songs and Song Producer

2023: The Little Mermaid — Lyrics

2024: Mufasa: The Lion King — Songs

Composer

2020: Hamilton

Albums (My List)

2016: Moana (soundtrack)

2021: Encanto (soundtrack)

2024: Mufasa: The Lion King (soundtrack)

2021 Home media releases

BVHE Releases

Blu-ray and Ultra HD Releases (My List)

March 23: Soul (2020)

May 18: Raya and the Last Dragon

August 3: Luca

September 14: Black Widow

September 21: Cruella

September 21: Unbreakable (2000) — 4K Ultra HD

November 16: Jungle Cruise

November 30: Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings

December 7: Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) — 4K Ultra HD

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