Title: The Miracle Makers
Content:  The Miracle Makers is a 1923 American silent drama film directed by W.S. Van Dyke and starring Leah Baird, George Walsh and Edith Yorke.
Title: The Miracle Maker (1999 film)
Content:  The Miracle Maker (Gwr y Gwyrthiau) is a 1999 British-Russian-American stop motion-animated film about the life of Jesus Christ, through the eyes of Tamar; the terminally ill daughter of Jairus, a priest in Capernaum. Hand-drawn animated cartoons are used to distinguish flashbacks, parables, stories, spiritual encounters and visions from the main plot, which is all in stop motion. (The daughter of Jairus is not named in the New Testament.) The Miracle Maker film appeared in the Welsh language on VHS: S4C Video in 1999 and TV: S4C in 2001 and later in English Cinemas-throughout the United Kingdom on BBC 1 in 2002. It had its American premiere on ABC in 2000, while Artisan Entertainment, and later Lionsgate, held the home video rights. The film was directed by Derek Hayes and Stanislav Sokolov. It stars the voice of Ralph Fiennes as Jesus, and numerous other well-known actors. The film ends with Anne Dudley's "Pie Jesu" for solo boy soprano and orchestra.
Title: The Miracle (1912 film)
Content:  where one of the professors was Humperdinck who composed the score used in the stage and film versions of The Miracle. Holländer also composed the music for Reinhardt's 1910 stage production of Vollmoeller's pantomime Sumurûn. The show apparently ran continuously in New York at the Park Theater until at least 9 March. The Miracle showed from 24 February 1913 for two weeks of rather light business at the Colonial Theatre, Boston, MA. The managers at the Colonial were Charles Frohman and William Harris, father of Henry B. Harris, who had taken over the affairs of his late son. The city censor objected to a number of scenes, and several hundred feet had to be cut; tickets cost up 
Title: The Miracle Maker (1922 film)
Content:  The Miracle Maker (Чудотворец) is a 1922 Soviet comedy film directed by Aleksandr Panteleyev.
Title: The Miracle (1912 film)
Content:  The film The Miracle seems to have been the brainchild of its producer, Joseph Menchen, a London-based American inventor, film projectionist and owner of a New York theatrical lighting business who later became a literary agent for film scripts. Reports of copyright cases in the English and US courts confirm that Menchen made the film, and a review of the film's US première in New York referred to it as "the Menchen Miracle". Menchen obtained the sole rights and film rights from Reinhardt and from Bote & Bock (Vollmöller's and Humperdinck's publishers), and had "gone to very considerable expense" (£20,000 or $50,000) "in preparing a film of the play, which he 
Title: The Miracle Maker (1922 film)
Content: Pyotr Kirillov - Yeremei Mizgir ; Yelena Tumanskaya - Dunya ; Vasili Kozhura - Nicholas I ; Raisa Mamontova - Alexandra Feodorovna 
Title: The Miracle Maker (1999 film)
Content:  Renee Schonfeld wrote it was "Birth of Christianity artfully animated; biblical violence."
Title: The Miracle Maker (1999 film)
Content: Ioan Gruffudd (Welsh version), Ralph Fiennes (English version) as Jesus ; Michael Bryant as God, Doctor ; Rebecca Callard as Tamar ; Julie Christie as Rachel ; William Hurt as Jairus ; Daniel Massey as Cleopas ; Richard E. Grant as John the Baptist ; Ian Holm as Pontius Pilate ; Anton Lesser as King Herod ; David Schofield as Caiaphas ; Alfred Molina as Simon the Pharisee ; Bob Peck as Joseph of Arimathea ; William Hootkins as Satan ; Ken Stott as Simon Peter ; Lisa Palfrey (Welsh version), Miranda Richardson (English version) as Mary Magdalene ; David Thewlis as Judas Iscariot ; Emily Mortimer as Mary of Nazareth ; Ewan Stewart as Andrew ; Dougray Scott as John ; James Frain as Thomas ; Robert Duncan as Lazarus ; Julie Higginson as Mary ; Sian Rivers as Martha ; Tim McInnerny as Barabbas ; Antony Sher as Ben Azra ; Lennie James as Tribune Quintilus 
Title: The Miracle (1912 film)
Content:  there. The film was designed to be accompanied by the original score which Engelbert Humperdinck had written for Reinhardt's Olympia production exactly a year before. In much of his advertising (he was his own self-publicity agent) Menchen fairly consistently promotes the film as being "accompanied by Humperdinck's glorious music", since it carries much of the weight of both film and play. The vocal score by Gustav Schirmer (which also contains the synopsis of the play above the music) was published in Germany by Bote & Bock in 1912 as Humperdinck's Das Wunder. According to an article in The Cinema in July 1912, the screenplay was adapted by Karl Vollmöller from his 
Title: The Miracle (song)
Content:  The idea for the song came from Freddie Mercury and John Deacon, who wrote the basic chord structure for the song. All four contributed to the lyrics and musical ideas, and the song was still credited to the entire band because they had agreed to do so during the album recording, regardless of who had been the actual writer. While both Mercury and May regarded this as one of their favourites, Taylor said in the audio commentary of Greatest Video Hits II that although it was not a favourite of his, he respected it as "an incredibly complex track". The song describes several of "God's creations, great and small", such as great buildings like the Golden Gate Bridge, the Taj Mahal and the Tower of Babel, all described as "miracles" in the song, yet the one miracle "we're all waiting for" is "peace on Earth and an end to war." The song also references well-known figures such as Captain Cook, Cain and Abel, and Jimi Hendrix.

Question: Who was the composer of The Miracle Maker?
Answer: Anne Dudley.
Anne Jennifer Beckingham.
Anne Jennifer Dudley.