Johansson nije napustio projekat, vec su navadno angazirali Zimmera i Wallfischa da mu pomognu:dale cooper wrote: Nadam se. Ali nešto kontam zadnjih dana. Svi uključeni govore kako je originalni film imao nenadjebiv
soundtrack. Koji kurac nisu jednostavno zvali Vangelisa da radi na novom filmu, pa nije čovjek umro niti je u penziji.
Ili je možda bio pozvan pa je odbio, a da to nisam znao?
https://www.theverge.com/2017/7/30/1606 ... villeneuve
A zasto Vangelis ne radi na nastavku, niko ne zna. S obzirom da Villeneuve toliko cijeni njegovu muziku i uticaj u prvom filmu, licno tipujem na to da su mu ponudili, a da je on odbio.According to Studio Ciné Live (via Entertainment,ie), Villeneuve says that Jóhannsson isn’t leaving the project, but that the two composers are coming on to help. “It's hard to get to Vangelis' angle. We have Johann's breathtaking atmospheric sounds, but I needed other things, and Hans helped us." Both Zimmer and Wallfisch both coming off of their latest collaboration with Christopher Nolan, Dunkirk.
Jóhannsson has collaborated with Villeneuve on projects such as Sicario and Arrival, and it’ll be interesting to see just what he wasn’t bringing to the project that required the other two to be brought in. In a recent interview with Collider, Villeneuve spoke about the importance of Blade Runner’s original score, and as he’s taken lengths to stay faithful to the original film’s visuals, the he’s done the same with its sequel. “It’s a very specific sound, and it’s very important that the music of [Blade Runner] 2049 be directly inspired by Vangelis’ work.”