Rachel Portman

A British-born composer, Rachel Portman’s biggest state to fame had been the first girl to gain an Academy Award (an Oscar, that’s) for Best First Rating. The award, which resulted from her focus on the 1996 film Emma, wasn’t her just chance in the desired prize. She continuing her streak of well-received ratings by making nominations in 1999 and 2000 for Cider Home Guidelines and Chocolat, respectively. Portman’s 1st rating, for the film Battle of the Control keys, made an appearance in 1994. She continued to create music for dozens even more high-profile and award-winning movies, like the aforementioned package office strikes, 2003’s Mona Lisa Smile, Jonathan Demme’s remake from the Manchurian Applicant, and 2008’s The Duchess starring Keira Knightley. Another decade brought configurations as varied as Wayne Wang’s Snow Bloom & the trick Fan, the family members drama Dolphin Story 2, and her spouse Uberto Pasolini’s 2013 film Still Existence. Portman earned her 1st Emmy Honor in 2015 on her behalf focus on the HBO biopic Bessie, about blues tale Bessie Smith.