What will the final score for “The Sorcerers Apprentice” sound and feel like?
Jon Turteltaub: It won’t feel unlike a movie totally but they’ll be a few more acoustic things like guitars and stuff. Perhaps some middle-ages stuff, we were working on it yesterday. It’s always tricky, you’ve got to get that big size to fit all this action in but again we’re trying to find emotion and get the heart right. That’s the tricky spot. Getting a flavor of sorcery and times gone by without it sounding hokey and corny. How do we bring back the “Sorcerer’s Apprentice” theme from Fantasia without it seeming old fashion? It’s got to be in there! I think we have to draw on it. I think we want it but what I found out is that it’s not public domain. How’s that for a five thousand dollar surprise? Jerry Bruckheimer: That’s up to the audience. We don’t know? If the picture becomes a big success then Disney could knock on Jon’s door and say, Jon, have you thought about making a sequel?” That’s just how it works. Jon Turteltaub: During the filming of the first National Treasure I asked
