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Patrick Doyle

Patrick Doyle

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Sep 18, 2026

Sharon ShawHOST
32:58
[laughs]
Alex ShawHOST
32:59
With music once again by p- uh, constant collaborator of, uh, Kenneth Branagh, Patrick Doyle.
Alex ShawHOST
33:04
[instrumental music] Slow motion shots of a load of men all dressed in white military uniforms, which is a particularly great color or absence of it for, with dark navy trim.
Alex ShawHOST
33:30
Uh, and you've got Denzel Washington in the middle, and I could be wrong, but I think he's chomping on a cigar as he rides.
Scott MasonHOST
5:38
including an original that he wrote just for the movie Down to Joy.
Scott MasonHOST
5:42
This was different for Kenneth Branagh because usually he has Patrick Doyle do the score for his movies, but because this went on in Belfast and Van Morrison is the Belfast legend, It made all the sense in the world to have this movie with mostly Van Morrison music.
Scott MasonHOST
6:00
I'll share a little personal story, and Matt, you know about this.
Scott MasonHOST
6:03
When I was in Belfast, I went out of my way to go to Van Morrison's childhood home.
CarlyHOST
16:06
And I have to, of course, mention one more thing about the costume being Jenny Beavan, known by our listeners for a fan favorite ever after.
CarlyHOST
16:14
Lastly, music score by Patrick Doyle using Weep You No More, Sad Fountains, and The Dream.
CarlyHOST
16:22
Both are historical English poems set to music from the 16th and 17th centuries.
CarlyHOST
16:28
So it's like very classical traditional works that he turned into this very memorable music score.
Animation Station

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Brave (2012)

Sep 15 · 4 Mentions

Felipe ShimonHOST
10:05
Um, and I, like, enjoyed it, right? And I think the music in this movie is incredible.
Felipe ShimonHOST
10:09
Shout out Patrick Doyle.
Felipe ShimonHOST
10:10
Um, I love a Scottish jig.
Felipe ShimonHOST
10:12
Uh, I love Celtic music.

17 MINS LATER

AJ NorrisHOST
27:27
Mm
Felipe ShimonHOST
27:27
...
Felipe ShimonHOST
27:27
Patrick Doyle did the music.
Felipe ShimonHOST
27:28
It's the first time it's not Michael Giacchino, Randy Newman, or Thomas Newman.
Maaike MuisNARRATOR
51:29
On the website camilleawards.eu you can find information on how to attend the ceremony as well as on the jury, orchestra and the winner of our fourth additional category, the Outstanding Contribution Award.
Maaike MuisNARRATOR
51:47
which will be awarded to Patrick Doyle in honour of his exceptional work as a film composer and a committed advocate for the community of film composers.
Maaike MuisNARRATOR
51:59
We would like to thank all the nominated composers who took part in this episode for sharing their work, creative process and experiences with us.
Maaike MuisNARRATOR
52:09
The content of this episode has been made by Afrika Gibert.
Matt SingerHOST
38:02
That sequence is amazing.
Matt SingerHOST
38:03
The music by Patrick Doyle is amazing.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
38:06
Yeah.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
38:06
And did it differently than Laurence Olivier, 'cause the movie was-
Matt SingerHOST
39:49
That sequence is amazing.
Matt SingerHOST
39:50
The music by Patrick Doyle is amazing.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
39:53
And did it differently than Laurence Olivier.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
39:55
It is a very different film than Laurence Olivier's film.
Kristen BalouchGUEST
14:07
And it was a collaboration with Sony Classical and had music components to it.
Kristen BalouchGUEST
14:13
So Edgar Meyer, Wynton Marsalis and Patrick Doyle each composed an original piece and performed it at Carnegie Hall.
Kristen BalouchGUEST
14:22
And then that book, the soundtrack on that became, it got an award for spoken word.
Kristen BalouchGUEST
14:32
Yeah.
Alex ShawHOST
18:45
But this... is just sumptuous and dynamic.
Alex ShawHOST
18:49
Music by Patrick Doyle, who did Henry V with Branagh, Murder on the Orient Express, and Thorne.
Alex ShawHOST
19:16
As far as I can tell, the Blu-ray of Hamlet was a tremendous disappointment.
Alex ShawHOST
19:20
It badly needs a 4K.
Scott WhitmanHOST
37:56
Pretty much.
Scott WhitmanHOST
37:56
So in 1832, a Private Patrick Doyle shot and killed Second Lieutenant Amos Foster following a dispute over military discipline and drunkenness.
Scott WhitmanHOST
38:05
In February of 1832, Private Patrick Doyle got drunk, and he got arrested, and during a meeting— Between the two men, a few days later, Doyle grabbed his guard's rifle and killed him.
Scott WhitmanHOST
38:17
Doyle rules.
Scott WhitmanHOST
38:18
Shot Foster through the heart, killing him instantly.

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