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Name: Alan Bergman
Full/Alt. name: A Bergman
Date of Birth: Friday September 11 1925
Born: Brooklyn, New York (USA)
Nationality: American
Partial Biography: With his wife Marilyn, Alan Bergman has written lyrics to some of the most memorable movie songs of the past two decades. Specializing in dreamy love songs and searching ballads and working with such…Full Alan Bergman Biography…

The Informant (2009) 15 (Contains strong language)Song (Trust Me)
Confetti (2006) 15 (for nudity and language)Written By (What Are You Doing The Rest of Your Life')
Connie and Carla (2004) 12A (Contains drug references)Song ("Papa, Can You Hear Me?")
The School Of Rock (2004) PG (Contains mild language and sex reference)Song ("Good Times (Theme)")
The In-Laws (2003) 12A (Contains strong language once, moderate violence, sex and drug references)Song ("The Way We Were")
Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002) 12A (Contains moderate sexual references and implied use of strong language)Song ("Papa, Can You Hear Me?")
Next Friday (2000) 15 (for strong language, drug use and sexual content)Song ("Good Times")
The Thomas Crown Affair (1999) 15 (for some sexuality and language)Song ("The Windmills of Your Mind")
At First Sight (1999) 12A (for scenes involving sexuality and nudity, and for brief strong language)Song ("Love Is Where You Are")
Sabrina (1995) original songs

Emmy (1999) Outstanding Music and Lyrics - "A Ticket to Dream (from AFI's 100 Years - 100 Movies)"
Emmy (1998) Outstanding Music and Lyrics - "A Ticket to Dream (from AFI's 100 Years - 100 Movies)"
Emmy (1995) Outstanding Music and Lyrics - "Ordinary Miracles (Barbra Streisand-The Concert)"
Oscar (1983) Best Original Song Score - "Yentl"
Emmy (1977) Outstanding Achievement in Special Musical Material (Dramatic Underscore) - "Sybil"