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Frederic Zlotkin
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Frederic Zlotkin is known for
Do the Right Thing (1989)
,
Everyone Says I Love You (1996)
and
Dead Man Walking (1995)
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Known for
Do the Right Thing
7.9
Music Department
(as Frederick Zlotkin, cello, The Natural Spiritual Orchestra)
1989
Everyone Says I Love You
6.7
Music Department
(as Frederick Zlotkin, cello)
1996
Dead Man Walking
7.5
Music Department
(violincello)
1995
Jungle Fever
6.6
Music Department
(cello)
1991
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Everyone Says I Love You
6.7
musician: cello
(as Frederick Zlotkin)
1996
Dead Man Walking
7.5
musician: violincello
1995
Crooklyn
7.0
musician: cello
1994
Aladdin
8.0
musician: cello
(uncredited)
1992
Jungle Fever
6.6
musician: cello
1991
She-Devil
5.7
musician: cello
(uncredited)
1989
Do the Right Thing
7.9
musician: cello, The Natural Spiritual Orchestra
(as Frederick Zlotkin)
1989
Adventures in Babysitting
6.9
musician: cello
(uncredited)
1987
Koyaanisqatsi
8.2
musician: bass
(as The Philip Glass Ensemble)
1982
Blow Out
7.4
musician: cello
(uncredited)
1981
Soundtrack
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1
School Daze
6.1
Soundtrack
("Wake Up Suite")
1988
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Alternative names
The Philip Glass Ensemble
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Daniel Slatkin
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A keen genealogist, he changed the spelling of his surname to match his father's original Russian name.
Nickname
Fred
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