Maurice Jarre, who won three Oscars – all for films by David Lean – was one of the last of the “silver-age” film composers. Jarre took a lot of criticism for "going Hollywood" and becoming a commercial success, however, he was such a good film composer that certain of his scores - such as those for The Train (1964) and Five Card Stud (1968) - are better known than the films from which they come.
| Movie | Le théâtre national populaire | 1956 |
| Movie | Les étoiles de midi | 1959 |
| Movie | Shuto shôshitsu | 1987 |
| Movie | The American Success Company | 1980 |
| Episode |
Die kultigsten Filme aller Zeiten Top Secret! |
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