It's 1982, you're 34 and have 4 blockbusters behind you with another on the way. You wake up in the morning and just know that you piss awesomeness. Lucky, lucky man.
Steven Spielberg is a great storyteller and director. That knows how to tell a good story. It's hard to take your eyes off the movie. When you watch a Spielberg movie.
Please think about this--Jaws, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Raiders of the Lost Ark, ET: The Extra Terrestrial. The man could have dropped dead right after ET, and would still be remembered today as one of the greatest directors in film history. 4 masterpieces under his belt before the age of 35. It's a stunning achievement.
I had to laugh at the end when the interviewer asks him "what would be a bad review for Steve Spielberg? What would be the worst someone could say about your film" and I just knew he was going to saying "boring" it was obvious by the setting and nature of the interview that that response was coming. But the reason I laughed is that seems to be the consensus on Lincoln, or Lincolon as I read it recently called on an IMDB user review. That aside, he's so much talent wrapped up in one man.
There are stories that Spielberg took control of the set. Hooper was willing to ride back seat
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Spielberg has credits on this movie as producer, writer, and story. So he had a lot of control over the movie. But the director was Tobe Hooper, and Spielberg co-wrote the screenplay with Michael Grais & Mark Victor.
What makes Spielberg a genius is what makes all good directors great is because he is a great storyteller
It's 1982, you're 34 and have 4 blockbusters behind you with another on the way. You wake up in the morning and just know that you piss awesomeness. Lucky, lucky man.
"Duel" My all time favorite movie!!!
Good choice
the cut off at the end hurts. it hurt me.
Steven Spielberg is a great storyteller and director. That knows how to tell a good story. It's hard to take your eyes off the movie. When you watch a Spielberg movie.
Please think about this--Jaws, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Raiders of the Lost Ark, ET: The Extra Terrestrial. The man could have dropped dead right after ET, and would still be remembered today as one of the greatest directors in film history. 4 masterpieces under his belt before the age of 35. It's a stunning achievement.
you can tell just how passionate and in love with filmmaking he is while shooting Indiana Jones.
Thanks for uploading this but that cliffhanger cut off at the end falls in line with the serials that Indiana Jones was based off of. Well done! haha
Brings back memories of standing around the college lounge, taking a break from studies to buy a sandwich and watch 60 minutes....
40 years later, new movie coming out in December, currently shooting another one… no lecture circuit in sight!
Steven Spielberg, the Beatles of cinema.
Thats about right
Great interview...though ironic to hear Spielberg talking about how he's "not really A list...part of mainstream Hollywood"
So fucking talented. If only we could all focus our talents like this man.
Wow, this is amazing. Steven Spielberg really gives me hope in becoming a film director.:)
Steven Spielberg is my inspiration.
Thanks for this post
What a great interview! Thanks for sharing!
My creative icon. :-)
Sounds like he said "FUCKS" right off! Strewth!!
I had to laugh at the end when the interviewer asks him "what would be a bad review for Steve Spielberg? What would be the worst someone could say about your film" and I just knew he was going to saying "boring" it was obvious by the setting and nature of the interview that that response was coming. But the reason I laughed is that seems to be the consensus on Lincoln, or Lincolon as I read it recently called on an IMDB user review.
That aside, he's so much talent wrapped up in one man.
savedfaves Lincoln was not at all boring.
He's the greatest of all time imo
'I'm not on the A list'
Oh, just give it a while Steven...
What was he going to say? Noooo......
screw the hollywood parties Spielberg's movies are legendary!!!
He's just a Southern sandy 80s bloke. :)
Boy! Those glasses are so dated, Steven!! At 34 years old??????? You rock!
Aviators were cool in the 80s
What happened to rest of the bloody video?
3 people died on his movie set in 1982. No mention of it here of course
Spielberg: I don't have to handle it so much as long as I can feed the dog.
Suddenly, DOG!!
Speilberg, I saw what you did there.
Does this Australian interviewer know anything? Or Australians in general? Meaning the times he asked steven to explain a metaphor he used.
Yay Chauncey!!!!!
3:40 he drops some true knowledge
Now, they are invited to every Hollywood party.
Did it really take 4 months for ET to open in Australia??
240p for the win.
I heard that Steven Spielberg trimmed his beard by sticking and pulling them out with peanut butter.
2.58 "They said he couldn't do it again..."
How wrong were they?!
Martin Scorseesee
6:15 West Side Story prophecy
@wearefictional i get told am like him i like it when people say that
He He , I love George Fungus ........... AKA Paul Hogan
first it was the dog.
Now he has 7 kids.
movie makers today ignore all this wonderful advice which is the main reason why i hate new movies
El Torro Celluloido
Damn, wish i had his money, the only movies i've ever made are the ones of me and my past girlfriends f**king.
Martin ScorZEEZEE??
Like wtf??
so the host name dropped poltergeist. spielberg really did direct that movie then? and not tobe hooper?
but he was talking film directing, wasnt he?
+synt yup. and tobe hooper directed, not spielberg
There are stories that Spielberg took control of the set. Hooper was willing to ride back seat
Spielberg has credits on this movie as producer, writer, and story. So he had a lot of control over the movie. But the director was Tobe Hooper, and Spielberg co-wrote the screenplay with Michael Grais & Mark Victor.
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Another brilliant Jew
Pop it.
D LIST! HELL NO!!!!!