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Composer Giacchino Reveals Scrapped Fantastic Four Score
6 Nov
Summary
- Giacchino wrote two complete scores for Fantastic Four: First Steps
- Initial score didn't fit final film, so Giacchino had to rerecord it
- Composer's directing debut coming soon with Warner Bros.

In a recent panel discussion, acclaimed composer Michael Giacchino disclosed that he had written not one, but two complete scores for Marvel's upcoming Fantastic Four: First Steps film. Giacchino, who has previously scored several Marvel projects including three Spider-Man movies, Doctor Strange, and Thor: Love and Thunder, joined the Fantastic Four project when Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige asked him to compose music for the film's Comic-Con presentation.
However, when Giacchino saw the final cut of the movie, he no longer felt his initial score was appropriate. "Musically, when I'm writing, I like to start at the beginning and go through the end," he explained. "I had built this out based on one version of the movie. When I watched that music against the new version of the movie, I was like, 'Oh my God, this is not working for me.'" Feige gave Giacchino one of the film's pickup days to rerecord the score.



