Acting

Alan Bergman

1925–2025 · Acting

58.5avg grm
2titles
6honors

Honors

6
1984Academy Award — Best Original Song Score
1974Academy Award — Best Original Song
—Emmy — Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics
2013Grammy Trustees Award
1997Johnny Mercer Award
Honors
  • 1984Academy Award — Best Original Song Score
  • 1974Academy Award — Best Original Song
  • —Emmy — Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics
  • 2013Grammy Trustees Award
  • 1997Johnny Mercer Award
  • 1975Grammy Award — Song of the Year

Bio

Alan Bergman was an Oscar winning lyricist. With his wife, Marilyn he wrote such hits as How Do You Keep The Music Playing?, It Might Be You, The Windmills of Your Mind and The Way We Were.

Biography

Alan Bergman was an Oscar winning lyricist. With his wife, Marilyn he wrote such hits as How Do You Keep The Music Playing?, It Might Be You, The Windmills of Your Mind and The Way We Were.

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Alan Bergman

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born1925
died2025
known forActing
titles on site2
avg GRM58.5
honors6 · Academy Award — Best Original Song Score, 1984
Honors
  • 1984Academy Award — Best Original Song Score
  • 1974Academy Award — Best Original Song
  • —Emmy — Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics
  • 2013Grammy Trustees Award
  • 1997Johnny Mercer Award
  • 1975Grammy Award — Song of the Year
Alan Bergman was an Oscar winning lyricist. With his wife, Marilyn he wrote such hits as How Do You Keep The Music Playing?, It Might Be You, The Windmills of Your Mind and The Way We Were.

Filmography

ranked on this site

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