• The Grey Fox (1982) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.40/10 from 2500 votes

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1901. Sixty-seven year old Bill Miner has just been released from San Quentin, where he served thirty-three years for holding up stagecoaches, a career that started when he was sixteen. Although he has every intention of going straight and even gets gainful employment, he, after going to the nickelodeon and watches The Great Train Robbery (1903), believes he's found his next career in the world having changed in those thirty-three years: holding up trains.

Much like his life holding up stagecoaches, holding up trains has to be on his own terms, where he will answer to no one. After a few misstarts, he, with some new associates, is able to pull off a lucrative train robbery in the Pacific Northwest. Needing to lay low, he, with one of those associates, Shorty Dunn, Bill, with the help of another former associate, Jack Budd, in setting up a "temporary" life under an assumed name, ends up in Kamloops, British Columbia, leading what is outwardly a respectable life, even befriending Fernie, a police officer.

He unexpectedly makes more of a human connection with feminist photographer Katherine Flynn, with who he begins a relationship, which gets to the point of he contemplating settling down with her in this assumed life. What Bill may or may not be aware is that Seavey, a Portland based Pinkerton detective, is hot on his trail which may affect what he decides to do.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Grey Fox
	Sea Image	Paddy Moloney: Arrangement
	The Job of Journeywork	Martin Fay: Arrangement
	M'Appari Tutt'Amor	Friedrich von Flotow: From opera "martha" composed Enrico Caruso: Performer

User reviews

Thomas White

7/10

The orchestration and arrangement of the music in The Grey Fox are masterfully done, creating a sense of tension and suspense during key moments of the story, keeping the audience engaged and invested in the narrative.

Donna Mitchell

7/10

The soundtrack beautifully complements the stunning cinematography of the film, creating a harmonious blend of visual and auditory elements that elevate the overall viewing experience.

Jennifer Thomas

5/10

Overall, the musical score of The Grey Fox is a masterful blend of traditional and contemporary elements that enrich the storytelling and immerse the audience in the world of Bill Miner. It is a testament to the skill and creativity of the composer in enhancing the film's themes and characters through music.

Thomas Perez

3/10

The composition of the soundtrack seemed out of touch with the time period and setting of the movie. Instead of immersing the audience in the late 1800s, the music felt disconnected and at times even jarring, pulling me out of the viewing experience.

Michelle Lewis

6/10

One aspect that stands out in the soundtrack of The Grey Fox is its ability to evoke a sense of adventure and excitement during the train robbery sequences. The dynamic compositions and rhythmic drive create a suspenseful atmosphere that keeps the audience engaged and on the edge of their seats.

James Brown

7/10

The musical score effectively conveys the inner turmoil and conflict of Bill Miner's character, adding depth and emotional resonance to his journey of redemption and self-discovery.

Michael Lopez

7/10

The use of traditional folk music in the soundtrack adds a layer of authenticity to the historical context of the film, creating a rich and immersive experience for the viewers.

Edward Davis

7/10

The haunting and melodic themes present in the soundtrack linger long after the film has ended, evoking a sense of wistfulness and reflection that resonates with the themes of the movie.

Andrew Adams

5/10

The music in The Grey Fox effectively enhances the emotional depth of the story, especially during key moments of Bill Miner's character development. The orchestrations subtly underscore the internal struggle and moral dilemmas faced by the protagonist, adding layers of complexity to the narrative.

Deborah Walker

9/10

The soundtrack of The Grey Fox beautifully captures the essence of Bill Miner's character and the era in which he lived. The music transports you back to the Pacific Northwest of the early 1900s, evoking a sense of adventure and nostalgia that enhances the storytelling.

Laura Harris

3/10

The soundtrack of The Grey Fox failed to capture the emotional depth and intensity of the storyline. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the ability to enhance the pivotal moments of the film.

Stephanie Mitchell

10/10

The use of traditional instruments and melodies in the soundtrack adds authenticity and depth to the film, immersing the audience in the world of train robberies and life on the run. The music perfectly complements the emotional journey of Bill Miner, from his longing for freedom to his unexpected connection with Katherine Flynn, creating a rich and immersive viewing experience.

Kenneth Hernandez

1/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Grey Fox was a missed opportunity to elevate the film to a higher level of storytelling. The lackluster musical choices detracted from the overall impact of the movie, leaving me underwhelmed and disappointed.

Amanda Martin

7/10

The inclusion of period-accurate songs and melodies in the soundtrack adds a touch of nostalgia and authenticity to the film, transporting the audience back to the early 20th century.

James Mitchell

6/10

The soundtrack of The Grey Fox perfectly captures the essence of the film's setting in the Pacific Northwest during the early 20th century. The use of traditional folk instruments and melodies adds an authentic and nostalgic feel to the music.

Brian Scott

7/10

The soundtrack of The Grey Fox perfectly captures the nostalgic and adventurous spirit of the film, enhancing the storytelling and immersing the audience in the setting of the Pacific Northwest.

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