Williams, the Oscar- and Grammy-winning composer of the “Star Wars” and “Harry Potter” franchises, has also been the go-to composer for Olympic music for more than three decades, having composed original themes for four different Olympics: 1984, 1988, 1996 and 2002.

John Williams is a major contributor to the movie success story, having composed the music for more than 75 films, including Jaws, Indiana Jones Trilogy, Amistad and Superman.

John Williams’ net worth is an impressive $100 million, which he has amassed over 60 years spent as a successful film composer, conductor and pianist.

AFI’s 100 YEARS OF FILM SCORES

1. Star Wars (1977) Composer: John Williams. Star Wars (1977)
2. Gone with the Wind (1939) Composer: Max Steiner.
3. Lawrence of Arabia (1962) Composer: Maurice Jarre.
4. Psycho (1960) Composer: Bernard Herrmann.
5. The Godfather (1972) Composer: Nino Rota.
6. Jaws (1975) Composer: John Williams.

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We representing you the list of most used songs in the film business that you may hear sometimes for decades around you.

1. # 1. Ain’t No Mountain High Enough.
2. # 2. Sweet Home Alabama.
3. # 3. Bad To The Bone.
4. # 4. Walking On Sunshine.
5. # 5. I Feel Good.
6. # 6. O Fortuna.
7. # 7. Somebody To Love.
8. # 8. Jaws Theme.

Best Disney songs of all time

1. “You’ve Got a Friend in Me” (Toy Story)
2. “The Bare Necessities” (The Jungle Book)
3. “A Whole New World” (Aladdin)
4. “Let It Go” (Frozen)
5. “Hakuna Matata” (The Lion King)
6. “Beauty and the Beast” (Beauty and the Beast)
7. “Circle of Life” (The Lion King)
8. “Under the Sea” (The Little Mermaid)

Keep reading to find out which Disney song is the most iconic of them all.

• 4 A Whole New World (Aladdin)
• 5 Part Of Your World (The Little Mermaid)
• 6 Beauty And The Beast (Beauty And The Beast)
• 7 Let It Go (Frozen)
• 8 A Spoonful Of Sugar (Mary Poppins)
• 9 Reflection (Mulan)
• 10 Once Upon A Dream (Sleeping Beauty)