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'''Brian Tyler''' (born [[1972]]) is an American composer and conductor. As well as the [[theme song]] and background music for ''[[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)|Transformers: Prime]]'', he composed the scores for ''[[Iron Man]] 3'' and ''[[Thor]]: The Dark World'', including the [[Marvel Comics|Marvel Studios]] fanfare that debuted with the latter movie.
'''Brian Tyler''' (born [[1972]]) is an American composer and conductor. As well as the [[theme song]] and background music for ''[[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)|Transformers: Prime]]'', he composed the scores for ''[[Iron Man]] 3'' and ''[[Thor]]: The Dark World'', including the [[Marvel Comics|Marvel Studios]] fanfare that debuted with the latter movie.



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The name or term "Brian" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Brian (disambiguation).
I have in my hands the most valuable object in the world.

Brian Tyler (born 1972) is an American composer and conductor. As well as the theme song and background music for Transformers: Prime, he composed the scores for Iron Man 3 and Thor: The Dark World, including the Marvel Studios fanfare that debuted with the latter movie.

He also scored the TV series Star Trek: Enterprise, Children of Dune, Painkiller Jane and the Orci-Kurtzman remake of Hawaii Five-0, as well as the Shia LaBeouf films The Greatest Game Ever Played, Constantine and Eagle Eye. His music has gained greater exposure after being used for many film trailers and sports games.

He is not Tyler Bates.

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