February 12, 2018 :Johann Johannsson, the honor winning Icelandic writer whose frequenting yet moderate scores ingrained profundity in films loaded with reflection, has passed on, his director reported on Saturday. He was 48.
Johannsson was discovered dead on Friday at his condo in Berlin, where specialists were examining the reason for death, said Tim Husom, his Los Angeles-based administrator.
"I'm so pitiful. Today, I lost my companion who was one of the most gifted performers and canny individuals I knew," Husom said in an announcement.
Johannsson, who mixed old style structure and electronic instrumentation, had become an inexorably popular performer for chiefs whose movies examined more hypothetical thoughts. He won the Golden Globe for Best Original Score for The Theory of Everything, about physicist Stephen Hawking.
Johannsson was designated again for Arrival, for which he adjusted human voices to make formless, supernatural sounds to perform the account of a language specialist looking to speak with an extraterrestrial guest. He scored a few movies out in 2018, including Mary Magdalene, a scriptural show about the much-discussed female devotee of Jesus.
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