Randy Newman
Randy Newman was born on Nov 28, 1943 in USA. Randy Newman's big-screen debut came with Performance directed by Donald Cammell in 1970. Randy Newman is known for Marriage Story directed by Noah Baumbach, Adam Driver stars as Charlie Barber and Scarlett Johansson as Nicole Barber. Randy Newman has got 47 awards and 119 nominations so far. The most recent award Randy Newman achieved is Iowa Film Critics Awards. The upcoming new movie Randy Newman plays is Dolittle which will be released on Jan 17, 2020.
Randy Newman is an American film composer and singer who is well-known for composing The Princess and the Frog, Meet the Parents and various Pixar films including the Toy Story, Monsters, Inc and Cars franchises as well as A Bug's Life. He wrote iconic songs such as "Short People", "You've Got A Friend in Me" and "We Belong Together". He won Best Original Song for Toy Story 3.
Birthday
Nov 28, 1943Place of Birth
Los Angeles, California, USAAlso known
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Known For
Awards
47 wins & 119 nominations
Movies & TV Shows
- 2020
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5.6 - 2019
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7.9 - 2019
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7.7 - 2017
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6.9 - 2017
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- 2017
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6.7 - 2013
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7.2 - 2010
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8.3 - 20097.1
- 2008
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6.0 - 2006
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7.2 - 2004
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6.3 - 2003
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7.3 - 2002
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7.0 - 2001
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8.1 - 2000
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7.0 - 2000
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6.9 - 1999
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7.9 - 1998
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5.8 - 1998
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7.2 - 1998
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7.5 - 1997
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6.5 - 1997
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6.9 - 1996
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5.7 - 1996
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6.7 - 1995
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8.3 - 1994
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7.0 - 1994
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6.7 - 1993
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4.1 - 1990
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7.8 - 1990
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7.2 - 1989
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7.0 - 1988
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7.7 - 1986
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6.5 - 1985
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5.6 - 1984
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7.4 - 1981
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7.3 - 1971
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6.6 - 1970
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6.7