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As you most probably already heard, Disney’s big tent-pole movie for 2009, “Prince of Persia: Sands of Time” has been pushed back to 2010, even so filming only in the last weeks commenced on sets in the Morrocan desert - reason not being any delays but general considerations of management. Interestingly Harry Gregson-Williams nevertheless left his job of scoring the movie “G-Force” when he signed up to score “Prince of Persia: Sands of Time” according to Upcoming Film Scores. “G-Force” is the other movie jointly produced by Walt Disney Pictures and Jerry Bruckheimer Films scheduled for a release in 2009. “G-Force” is to combine live-action and CG-animated characters in the live action setting. While information on the actual story line is rather hard to get by, it seems to involve animals (guinea pigs?) working for a secret US agency trying to save the world by stopping a human villain from getting control of the world.

Once again according to Upcoming Film Scores the position of the movie’s score composer has been taken over from Harry Gregson-Williams by Trevor Rabin, who already scored such Disney / Bruckheimer hits as “Remember the Titans” (unfortunately that score never saw a full release) or “National Treasure”. The latter movie also stared Nicolas Cage, who together with Penélope Cruz and Steve Buscemi is said to lend their voices to the leading CG-characters of “G-Force”. Trevor Rabin, by the way, is also the composer for Disney’s 2009 movie “Race to Witch Mountain”, a remake of the 1975 live action movie, which will feature amongst others former wrestler Dwayne Johnson.

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