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Peter Yates(IV)

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Peter Yates is known for No More School (2000), Razor Blade Smile (1998) and Demons 2 (1986).
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    No More School (2000)
    No More School
    6.4
    • Soundtrack
    • 2000
    Eileen Daly in Razor Blade Smile (1998)
    Razor Blade Smile
    4.6
    • Soundtrack
    • 1998
    Coralina Cataldi-Tassoni in Demons 2 (1986)
    Demons 2
    5.9
    • Soundtrack
    • 1986
    Fields of the Nephilim: Forever Remain (1988)
    Fields of the Nephilim: Forever Remain
    8.6
    Video
    • Music Department
    • 1988

    Credits

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    Music Department



    • Fields of the Nephilim: Revelations (1993)
      Fields of the Nephilim: Revelations
      8.2
      Video
      • guitar
      • 1993
    • Fields of the Nephilim: Forever Remain (1988)
      Fields of the Nephilim: Forever Remain
      8.6
      Video
      • musician: guitar
      • 1988

    Soundtrack



    • No More School (2000)
      No More School
      6.4
      • writer: "Wail Of Sumer"
      • 2000
    • Eileen Daly in Razor Blade Smile (1998)
      Razor Blade Smile
      4.6
      • writer: "For Her Light"
      • 1998
    • Fields of the Nephilim: Revelations (1993)
      Fields of the Nephilim: Revelations
      8.2
      Video
      • music: "Preacher Man", "Blue Water", "Moonchild", "Psychonaut", "For Her Light", "Sumerland"
      • 1993
    • Fields of the Nephilim: Visionary Heads (1991)
      Fields of the Nephilim: Visionary Heads
      8.6
      Video
      • writer: "Intro (Dead But Dreaming)", "For Her Light", "At the Gates of Silent Memory (Paradise Regained)", "Blue Water", "Sumerland (What Dreams May Come)", "Submission", "Chord of Souls", "Last Exit for the Lost", "The Watchman", "Psychonaut"
      • 1991
    • Fields of the Nephilim: Forever Remain (1988)
      Fields of the Nephilim: Forever Remain
      8.6
      Video
      • writer: "Endemoniada", "Reanimator", "Dust", "Love under Will", "Moonchild", "The Watchman", "Last Exit for the Lost", "Chord of Souls", "Preacher Man", "Dawnrazor", "The Sequel", "Phobia"
      • 1988
    • Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas in Miami Vice (1984)
      Miami Vice
      7.6
      TV Series
      • writer: "Vet for the Insane" (uncredited)
      • 1987
    • Coralina Cataldi-Tassoni in Demons 2 (1986)
      Demons 2
      5.9
      • writer: "Power"
      • 1986

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      (March 13, 2003 to April 13, 2003) He composed music for Michael Healey's play, "The Drawer Boy," at the Public Theater in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with Tom Atkins (Morgan); Jamie Bennett (Miles) and Jimmie Ray Weeks (Angus) in the cast. Phil Monat was lighting designer. David Potts was scene designer. Marshall Mason was director.

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