German composer Hans Zimmer He started his career playing keyboards for various new waves bands throughout Europe. He played with Krakato in his native Germany, with the Bugles (of the fame "Video Killed Radio Wed") in England, with crisis in Italy and Mecano in Spain. In the early 1980s, he began producing pop singles, also overseeing "the history of the world, part 1" for the punk band The Damned. Around the same time, he began writing commercial melodies and TV themes, effectively giving him "in" film work. His first film as a composer was "Moon" in 1982, one of Jerzi Scolimovski's films.

For there, Zimmer's exit increased exponentially, and brought its unique, convincing sensibilities (but with a new wave) of over 20 features. He scored "my beautiful clothes" by Steven Frers (soon to be remedied) and the underestimated "paper" of Bernard Rose. In 1988, he received an Oscar nomination for his work Berry Levinson's controversial film "Rain Man", The movie that won the best picture. After that, he was officially a hot string.

Since then, Zimmer has stayed in Hollywood, writing results for more mega-hits and high-profile awards. From "Days of Thunder" and "Wallpaper" to "League of their own" and "real romance". In 1994, he won his first Oscar for his work at The Lion King. He also achieved many action blockbusters, including "Rock", "Mission: Impossible 2", "Pirates of the Caribbean: Damning Black Pearl" and Christopher Nolan's "Batman" films. And this doesn't even scratch the surface of his career.

But some people could say that Zimmer has a noticeable hole in his fruitful work of work, as he never wrote the result of one of the 36 films in the Marvel film universe. This, those same people may be surprised when they study, was a conscious decision. Zimmer recently spoke with the happy sad confused podcast, (Covered by EW), and he revealed exactly why he stayed out of MCC. In general, he says he does not want to make "small characters". Burn.

As it happens, Marvel Studios in the past went to Zimmer, knowing that he had written music for Batman, Superman (he scored "The Man of Steel" by Zack Snyder and "Batman Against Superman: Dawn of Justice"), Spider-Hoen ("Incredible" However, when it comes to MCU, Zimmer stayed out. He seems to feel that he has already dealt with the most famous comics superheroes that have ever been invented, and that saving with less popular characters on Marvel is not something he wants to look at. According to his words:

"(Marvel approached me), and it was always ... The timing wasn't great.

Zimmer immediately realized how he sounded, however, and immediately added: "It was very arrogant to say that." He also noted that "Kevin Fingie told me," Hans, what are you complaining about? "" "Kevin Jegie is, of course, the show and MCC's chief architect. Zimmer, whose next result will be heard in Josephosin Kosinski's car "F1" car, also admitted that he once approached the film "War of Starwives", but that he was also not interested. He felt he would want to invent his own results, not just repeating the phrases invented by Johnon Williams in the 1970s. As such, he feels that it will be a bad match for the material. In addition, he has already made his own result on the Duna space opera and The Oscar-notable "Duna: Part Two".

Zimmer shows no signs of slowing down and wrapping his work on Ron Howard's film "One" in 2026. New projects are inevitable.