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Cosmo Sheldrake

Cosmo Sheldrake

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Oct 8, 2026

James Cameron WilsonHOST
14:52
The sets then are naturally amazing, as is the dialogue.
James Cameron WilsonHOST
14:57
as is the quirky folk-tinted music which heralds the first movie score from Cosmo Sheldrake, who happens to be the brother of Merlin Sheldrake, the pioneering mycologist, both of whom are the sons of Rupert Sheldrake, the noted parapsychologist who developed the concept of morphic resonance.
James Cameron WilsonHOST
15:24
A talented family.
James Cameron WilsonHOST
15:26
Anyway, perhaps my expectations were not sky high here.
Mike WhiteHOST
99:39
Um, but yeah, I don't know who did the music for this, but-
Chris StachiwGUEST
99:42
Cosmo Sheldrake
Mike WhiteHOST
99:44
... or if it was-
Chris StachiwGUEST
99:44
What a name.
Mike WhiteHOST
99:45
Ugh.
Mike WhiteHOST
99:45
Yeah.
Chris StachiwGUEST
99:45
Cosmo Sheldrake.
Chris StachiwGUEST
99:46
My parents didn't name me creatively enough.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:46
though Tom Cruise is a producer in this film.
Benjamin NorrisHOST
26:47
But before we get into some fun facts about Digger, music, the score is by Cosmo Sheldrake, worth discussing because the soundscape contributes heavily to the film's sort of strange, heightened and almost theatrical atmosphere.
Benjamin NorrisHOST
27:03
You know, the soundtrack that is placed into this film, the score, shall I say, is quite amazing.
Benjamin NorrisHOST
27:08
But again, it's somehow a little bit lost.
Mike WhiteGUEST
100:09
Um, but yeah, I don't know who did the music for this, but-
Chris StachiwHOST
100:13
Cosmo Sheldrake
Mike WhiteGUEST
100:14
... or if it was-
Chris StachiwHOST
100:14
What a name.
Mike WhiteGUEST
100:15
Ugh.
Mike WhiteGUEST
100:15
Yeah.
Chris StachiwHOST
100:16
Cosmo Sheldrake.
Chris StachiwHOST
100:17
My parents didn't name me-
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Oct 5 · 2 Mentions

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Lucien WandailyHOST
35:27
I've memorized it somehow.
Lucien WandailyHOST
35:28
The composer of this film is called Cosmo Sheldrake.
Shane KellyHOST
35:34
Oh.
Lucien WandailyHOST
35:34
I'd never heard of this guy until last week, but I have memorized his name, Cosmo Sheldrake.
Shane KellyHOST
35:39
Yeah.
Shane KellyHOST
35:40
That's, that's just a combination of, like, six Nickelodeon shows-
Edith BowmanHOST
3:55
You're on screen, you're behind the screen.
Edith BowmanHOST
3:57
You know, whether it be Tom Cruise, whether it be sandra huler whether it be jesse playmans whether it be your production designer whether it be your composer whether it be your your cinematographer everybody is on their a game and everybody is is bringing out the best in each other i think what's really interesting is that the film is scored by cosmo sheldrake very first score he's ever scored and you'll hear the reason why alejandro chose him so we're going to begin with this cue the sacred promise
Edith BowmanHOST
5:28
Alejandro, it's so great to be in your company again and have the opportunity to get into your world.
Edith BowmanHOST
5:36
Last time we spoke was Bardo, which I adored that film.
JoseHOST
14:46
There were some pioneering techniques that were there and a one shot that will blow your freaking mind.
JoseHOST
14:53
Our music is by Cosmo Sheldrake.
JoseHOST
14:55
I didn't know this.
JoseHOST
14:56
He's a musical visionary.
TomHOST
4:37
The film looks and feels great.
TomHOST
4:39
The score is done by Cosmo Sheldrake, which is an incredible name as it is.
TomHOST
4:43
Great
JohnHOST
4:44
name.
Alonso DuraldeHOST
6:09
Uh, but you know, it's, and it's shot by Emmanuel Lubezki, who is of course, you know, one of our, our living legends.
Alonso DuraldeHOST
6:15
The score by one Cosmo Sheldrake is as it is in keeping with the direction.
Alonso DuraldeHOST
6:23
I'll just say that.
Christy LemireHOST
6:25
That's so charitable of you.
Helen O'HaraHOST
60:30
Um, incredible, incredible work.
Helen O'HaraHOST
60:32
I actually really liked the score by Cosmo Sheldrake, which I know a lot of people have criticized.
Helen O'HaraHOST
60:37
I actually thought it worked very, very well for this film.
Helen O'HaraHOST
60:39
Um, but there's a, there's a certain conceit and a certain, uh, kind of twist or turn or development or whatever you wanna call it, um, a little under an hour into this film that is very divisive already with everyone I know who's seen it.
Amon WarmannHOST
62:57
I thought Riz Ahmed was also great as the FAZO scientist.
Helen O'HaraHOST
63:01
Yeah.
Amon WarmannHOST
63:01
Um, I, I didn't like the score by Cosmo Sheldrake.
Amon WarmannHOST
63:05
It felt very unpleasant to, to listen to.

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