【誰にともなしに、独り言レス―その3477】
ChatGPT
I'm not aware of any specific funny stories related to Bill Conti's score for "The Right Stuff," but I can provide some interesting facts about the score:
・The main theme from the score, which is heard during the film's opening credits, has become one of the most recognizable and iconic pieces of film music ever written.
・Conti originally wrote a longer, more complex version of the main theme, but it was eventually trimmed down for use in the film.
・Conti's score for "The Right Stuff" earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Score, but he ultimately lost to Michel Legrand for his work on "Yentl."
・The score features a mix of live orchestral recordings and electronic music, which was a relatively new technique at the time.
・Conti incorporated a number of real-life audio recordings from NASA's space program into the score, including transmissions from the Mercury missions and the voice of NASA flight director Chris Kraft.
While these facts may not be inherently funny, they do provide some interesting insights into the creative process behind the score and its impact on the film.
こういうとこですね、ChatGPT はアホみたいな間違いを（さも知ったげに）並べ立てて（どや顔して）しまう―ま、そういう作りのヤツだと承知してるんで（本人の責任じゃないし）別に咎めはしないが。（ゆめゆめ ChatGPT に正しい答を求めてはいけません←ここ大事）
オモロイ嘘をつくんじゃないよと正しくファクトチェックしてやると―
It's funny. I believe these facts you say are not fact. As a matter of fact, Conti's score for "The Right Stuff" won an Academy Award for Best Original Score, and on the other hand Michel Legrand’s "Yentl" won Oscar for Best Original Song Score (in 1984 the 56th Academy Awards).
ChatGPT
I apologize for the mistake in my previous response. You are correct that Bill Conti did win the Academy Award for Best Original Score for "The Right Stuff" in 1984, and Michel Legrand won the Oscar for Best Original Song Score for "Yentl". Thank you for bringing this to my attention and allowing me to correct the error.
即、殊勝にして素直な（そぶりの）詫びを入れてきよりました。（ういヤツです―あくまで表面上は）
