Louis Serbe

"" is the name by which composer Louis Febre (or Febré) was credited on the 1996 television movie. There, he acted as a sort of assistant to mentor John Debney. He was formally credited with "additional music".
The two would enjoy a partnership thereafter. Almost immediately after Doctor Who, the two jointly won an Emmy Award for their work on the score of . His work tends have been for other television movies, but he gravitated towards two properties in the 2000s. He became something of a house composer for the movies of the early 2000s, while in 2007 he became the main composer on , finishing out that show's last four years. He's also scored some theatrical movies in the 21st century, including .
It's unclear why his name is spelt "Serbe" on the Doctor Who credits, as he's overwhelmingly credited "Febre" on other works.
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Category:Doctor Who composers
Category:Emmy Award winners