Carole Bayer Sager

10 Nominations
2 Wins
Carole Bayer Sayer

Carol Bayer Sager (born in New York City, March 8, 1947) a singer, songwriter, wrote with Marvin Hamlish the song “Nobody Does It Better” for the James Bond movie The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) with Roger Moore, “Through the Eyes of Love” for Ice Castles (1979), “Better Than Ever” for Starting Over (1979) by Alan Pakula.  She wrote with her husband Burt Bacharach “Arthur’s Theme (Best That You Can Do)” for Arthur (1981) with Dudley Moore, the song “Making Love” for the 1982 movie by the same name, “That’s What Friends Are For” for Night Shift (1982) by Ron Howard, “They Don’t Make Them Like They Used To” for Tough Guys (1986) with Burt Lancaster and Kirk Douglas. She wrote with James Ingram “The Day I Fall in Love “ for Beethoven's 2nd (1993), co-wrote “Look What Love Has Done” for Junior (1994) with Arnold Schwarzenegger, with David Foster “The Prayer” for the animated Quest for Camelot: The Magic Sword (1998). She co-wrote the song “Grace is Gone” for the 2007 movie by the same name directed by Clint Eastwood, the song “Living in the Moment” for Book Club (2018).

Golden Globe Awards

Awards Database

1999 Winner

1999 Winner

Best Song - Motion Picture
Quest For Camelot: The Magic Sword

1982 Winner

1982 Winner

Best Song - Motion Picture
Arthur

2008 Nominee

2008 Nominee

Best Song - Motion Picture
Grace Is Gone

1995 Nominee

1995 Nominee

Best Song - Motion Picture
Junior

1994 Nominee

1994 Nominee

Best Song - Motion Picture
Beethoven's 2nd

1987 Nominee

1987 Nominee

Best Song - Motion Picture
Tough Guys

1983 Nominee

1983 Nominee

Best Song - Motion Picture
Making Love

1980 Nominee

1980 Nominee

Best Song - Motion Picture
Starting Over

1980 Nominee

1980 Nominee

Best Song - Motion Picture
Ice Castles

1978 Nominee

1978 Nominee

Best Song - Motion Picture
Spy Who Loved Me, The