Claude-Michel Schönberg

Claude-Michel Schönberg was born on Jul 06, 1944 in France. Claude-Michel Schönberg's big-screen debut came with Le caviar rouge directed by Robert Hossein in 1985. Claude-Michel Schönberg is known for Miss Saigon: 25th Anniversary directed by Brett Sullivan, Jon Jon Briones stars as The Engineer and Eva Noblezada as Kim. Claude-Michel Schönberg has got 5 awards and 13 nominations so far. The most recent award Claude-Michel Schönberg achieved is ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards. The upcoming new movie Claude-Michel Schönberg plays is Miss Saigon: 25th Anniversary which will be released on Sep 22, 2016.

Before writing musicals, Schonberg was an artistic director at EMI; he was producing artists such as Gilbert Bécaud, Franck Pourcel, Ke Shang. In 1973, he composed the music for "La Revolution Francaise", and acted as "King Louis XVI" in the production. Franck Pourcel decided to produce in first LP in 1974: "Le Premier Pas" (one of the famous French songs of the century). Schonberg was married twice; first with Beatrice Schonberg, from which he has 2 children, and, the second time, he married an English ballerina, Charlotte Talbot: he has a baby girl. He lives in France with his family.