• I Ought to Be in Pictures (1982) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.20/10 from 1100 votes

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Title in Español:

Quel giardino di aranci fatti in casa

Title in Português:

Synopsis

I Ought to Be in Pictures is a play written by Neil Simon that tells the story of Herb Tucker, a Hollywood screenwriter who abandoned his family in New York to pursue his dreams in California. After 16 years of absence, his daughter Libby shows up at his doorstep, determined to become an actress and reconnect with her father.

As Herb tries to balance his career, his new girlfriend, and his strained relationship with Libby, he must confront the mistakes of his past and decide what truly matters to him. Through humor and heartwarming moments, I Ought to Be in Pictures explores themes of family, forgiveness, and the pursuit of one's dreams.

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Play	Title	Artist
	I Ought to Be in Pictures
	One Hello	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer Randy Crawford: Sung
	Main Title	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer
	Enter Max	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer
	A Little More Max	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer
	Discovery!	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer
	Max and Nora/Bedroom Farce/Max and Nora II	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer
	Restaurant Source Music	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer
	Max and Nora III	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer
	Candy House	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer
	After Dinner	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer
	Exit Max	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer
	Finale	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer
	End Title	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer
	"One Hello" - Randy Crawford	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer
	Pictures Opening	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer
	After C.B. DeMille	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer
	Cerveza Source	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer
	Let's Get Out of Here	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer
	Watering	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer
	I Understand	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer
	End Titles	Marvin Hamlisch: Performer

User reviews

Andrew Lee

7/10

The emotional depth of the soundtrack perfectly captures the complex family dynamics portrayed in I Ought to Be in Pictures.

Donald Johnson

5/10

Overall, the music in I Ought to Be in Pictures elevates the storytelling and leaves a lasting impact on the audience, enriching their experience of the play.

Brian Martinez

7/10

The variety of musical styles in the soundtrack reflects the diverse emotions experienced by the characters, from heartwarming moments to comedic interactions.

Joshua Scott

5/10

The soundtrack of I Ought to Be in Pictures seamlessly transitions between lighthearted moments and more intense emotional scenes, guiding the audience through the ups and downs of the characters' journey.

Sarah Smith

8/10

The vocal performances in the soundtrack are powerful and moving, bringing the characters' inner conflicts and desires to life through song.

Timothy Nelson

8/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the themes of forgiveness and self-discovery present in the play, resonating with audiences on a deep emotional level.

Robert Lee

6/10

The musical score of I Ought to Be in Pictures enhances the comedic moments, making the audience laugh out loud while also tugging at their heartstrings during the more poignant scenes.

Michael Lewis

8/10

The use of musical motifs throughout the soundtrack creates a cohesive and immersive listening experience that enhances the overall impact of the production.

Mary Campbell

7/10

The lyrics of the songs are thoughtfully crafted, providing insight into the characters' motivations and feelings in a way that complements the dialogue and action on stage.

David Scott

8/10

The melodies are both memorable and poignant, adding an extra layer of storytelling to the already engaging narrative of I Ought to Be in Pictures.

Melissa Lopez

6/10

The use of music in I Ought to Be in Pictures adds another layer of complexity to the characters' relationships, highlighting their inner conflicts and desires.

Joseph Johnson

8/10

The music enhances the nostalgic atmosphere of the play, transporting the audience to Herb's world of Hollywood dreams and family reconciliation.

Donald Martin

5/10

The soundtrack of I Ought to Be in Pictures skillfully weaves together different musical genres to reflect the diverse emotions portrayed in the play.

Charles Clark

5/10

The music in I Ought to Be in Pictures effectively sets the tone for each scene, creating a powerful atmosphere that immerses the audience in the story.

Dorothy Martinez

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of I Ought to Be in Pictures enriches the theatrical experience, adding another dimension of storytelling that lingers in the hearts of the audience long after the curtain falls.

Lisa Carter

5/10

The songs chosen for I Ought to Be in Pictures resonate with the themes of family, forgiveness, and following one's dreams, creating a cohesive and moving musical experience.

Timothy Williams

5/10

The soundtrack of I Ought to Be in Pictures perfectly captures the emotional depth of the play, enhancing the audience's connection to the characters and their struggles.

Laura King

8/10

The instrumental arrangements in the soundtrack evoke a sense of longing and introspection, mirroring Herb's internal struggles and personal growth throughout the story.

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