At the 1987 AFI Awards he received another nomination for Best Original Music Score but lost to Paul Schütze. His work in America included music composition for "The Equalizer" for season four (October 1988 to August 1989); "Kojak: Ariana" (November 1989) and "Kojak: Flowers for Matty" (January 1990), two TV movies for the "Kojak" series (see ). Allan worked on a documentary film, "My Crasy Life" (1991), which he co-produced with Mark Daniels: it was written by French filmmaker Jean-Pierre Gorin and investigates the lives of Samoan Americans in Long Beach's streets. Cameron Allan's second marriage was to Margaret Wertheim on July 21, 1992, in Minden, Nevada. Wertheim is an Australian-born American-based science writer. In 1998 Allan and Wertheim co-produced and co-directed a documentary, "Faith & Reason", on the interaction between science and religion. The couple also co-produced and co-directed "It's Jim's World ... We Just Live in It" (2001) on the theories of fringe scientist Jim Carter. Allan composed its music and Wertheim was its writer. By 2007 the couple had separated. Cameron Allan was diagnosed with a liver disease, he received a transplant and died in June 2013, aged 57.