Steven Spielberg
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Mostly Credited As: Steven Spielberg Birth Name: Steven Allan Spielberg Date Of Birth: December 18, 1946 (Age 69) Country Of Birth:  USABirth Place: Cincinnati, Ohio Height: 5' 7 ½" (1.71 m) |
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Education:
Saratoga High School
California State College Long Beach, California BA English 1970
Steven Spielberg was born in Cincinnati on December 18, 1946, and raised in the suburbs of Haddonfield New Jersey and Scottsdale Arizona. He always had a love and fascination for the movie industry, even as a pre-teen, he has charged admission to his home movies while his sister sold popcorn. By the time he was 12 years old, he had finished his first production. At the age of 13, Spielberg won a prize for a 40-minute war movie he titled Escape to Nowhere. In 1963, his 140 minutes production of Firelight was shown in a local movie theater and brought in $100 profit.
After being denied entrance into traditional film schools, he entered the California State University in Long Beach to study English. His professional movie career began, when he turned an abandoned janitor's closet at the back lots of the Universal Studios Hollywood into his office. It was the film Jaws in 1975 that made him into an international superstar among his peers. Throughout the years, he has directed in many unforgettable movies such as E.T. , Close Encounters Of The Third Kind, the Indiana's sagas and many more. He has been recognized not only by the Academy Awards, but various other nominations including Golden Globe and Directors Guild awards. He is also the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Film Institute and the prestigious Irving G. Thasberg Award from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Personally, he credits much of his success and happiness to his wife, actress Kate Capshaw and children. The couple has a total of 7 children (2 adopted and 2 from previous marriages).
~Steven Spielberg's Quotes~
• Filmography - Director
• Filmography - Executive Producer
• Filmography - Actor
• Filmography - Others
• Awards
Filmography - Director:
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Filmography - Actor:
Filmography - Others:
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Saratoga High School
California State College Long Beach, California BA English 1970
Steven Spielberg was born in Cincinnati on December 18, 1946, and raised in the suburbs of Haddonfield New Jersey and Scottsdale Arizona. He always had a love and fascination for the movie industry, even as a pre-teen, he has charged admission to his home movies while his sister sold popcorn. By the time he was 12 years old, he had finished his first production. At the age of 13, Spielberg won a prize for a 40-minute war movie he titled Escape to Nowhere. In 1963, his 140 minutes production of Firelight was shown in a local movie theater and brought in $100 profit.
After being denied entrance into traditional film schools, he entered the California State University in Long Beach to study English. His professional movie career began, when he turned an abandoned janitor's closet at the back lots of the Universal Studios Hollywood into his office. It was the film Jaws in 1975 that made him into an international superstar among his peers. Throughout the years, he has directed in many unforgettable movies such as E.T. , Close Encounters Of The Third Kind, the Indiana's sagas and many more. He has been recognized not only by the Academy Awards, but various other nominations including Golden Globe and Directors Guild awards. He is also the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Film Institute and the prestigious Irving G. Thasberg Award from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Personally, he credits much of his success and happiness to his wife, actress Kate Capshaw and children. The couple has a total of 7 children (2 adopted and 2 from previous marriages).
• Filmography - Executive Producer
• Filmography - Actor
• Filmography - Others
• Awards
Filmography - Director:
- 1959 ~ The Last Gun
- 1961 ~ Fighter Squad
- 1961 ~ Escape to Nowhere
- 1964 ~ Firelight
- 1967 ~ Slipstream (unfinished)
- 1968 ~ Amblin'
- 1974 ~ The Sugarland Express
- 1975 ~ Jaws
- 1977 ~ Close Encounters of the Third Kind
- 1979 ~ 1941
- 1981 ~ Raiders of the Lost Ark
- 1982 ~ E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
- 1983 ~ Twilight Zone: The Movie (segment 2)
- 1984 ~ Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
- 1985 ~ The Color Purple
- 1987 ~ Empire of the Sun
- 1989 ~ Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
- 1989 ~ Always
- 1991 ~ Hook
- 1993 ~ Jurassic Park
- 1993 ~ Schindler's List
- 1997 ~ The Lost World: Jurassic Park
- 1997 ~ Amistad
- 1998 ~ Saving Private Ryan
- 1999 ~ The Unfinished Journey
- 2001 ~ Artificial Intelligence: AI
- 2002 ~ Minority Report
- 2002 ~ Catch Me If You Can
- 2004 ~ The Terminal
- 2005 ~ War of the Worlds
- 2005 ~ Munich
- 2008 ~ Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
- 2009 ~ Tintin (pre-production)
- 2010 ~ Lincoln (announced)
- 2011 ~ Interstellar (announced)
Filmography - Executive Producer:
- 1978 ~ I Wanna Hold Your Hand
- 1980 ~ Used Cars
- 1982 ~ Continental Divide
- 1982 ~ E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
Credits: Producer
- 1982 ~ Poltergeist
Credits: Producer
- 1983 ~ Twilight Zone: The Movie
Credits: Producer
- 1984 ~ Gremlins
- 1985 ~ Fandango (uncredited)
- 1985 ~ The Goonies
- 1985 ~ Back to the Future
- 1985 ~ Young Sherlock Holmes
- 1985 ~ The Color Purple
Credits: Producer
- 1986 ~ The Money Pit
- 1986 ~ An American Tail
- 1987 ~ Harry and the Hendersons (uncredited)
- 1987 ~ Innerspace
- 1987 ~ Three O'Clock High (uncredited)
- 1987 ~ Empire of the Sun
Credits: Producer
- 1987 ~ Batteries not included
- 1988 ~ Who Framed Roger Rabbit
- 1988 ~ The Land Before Time
- 1989 ~ Tummy Trouble
- 1989 ~ Dad
- 1989 ~ Back to the Future Part II
- 1989 ~ Always
Credits: Producer
- 1990 ~ Joe Versus the Volcano
- 1990 ~ Yume (international version)
- 1990 ~ Back to the Future Part III
- 1990 ~ Roller Coaster Rabbit
- 1990 ~ Gremlins 2: The New Batch
- 1990 ~ Arachnophobia
- 1991 ~ A Wish for Wings That Work [TV]
- 1991 ~ Cape Fear (uncredited)
- 1991 ~ An American Tail: Fievel Goes West
Credits: Producer
- 1992 ~ Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation [V]
- 1992 ~ It's a Wonderful Tiny Toons Christmas Special [TV]
- 1993 ~ Trail Mix-Up
- 1993 ~ We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story
- 1993 ~ Schindler's List
Credits: Producer
- 1994 ~ Yakko's World: An Animaniacs Singalong [V]
- 1994 ~ Tiny Toons Spring Break [TV]
- 1994 ~ Tiny Toon Adventures: Spring Break Special [TV]
- 1994 ~ I'm Mad
- 1994 ~ The Flintstones (as Steven Spielrock)
- 1995 ~ A Pinky & the Brain Christmas Special [TV]
- 1995 ~ Casper
- 1995 ~ Tiny Toon Adventures: Night Ghoulery [TV]
- 1995 ~ Balto
- 1996 ~ The Best of Roger Rabbit [V]
- 1996 ~ Survivors of the Holocaust [TV]
- 1996 ~ Twister
- 1997 ~ The Lost Children of Berlin
- 1997 ~ Men in Black
- 1997 ~ Amistad
Credits: Producer
- 1998 ~ Deep Impact
- 1998 ~ The Mask of Zorro
- 1998 ~ Saving Private Ryan
Credits: Producer
- 1998 ~ The Last Days
- 1999 ~ The Haunting (uncredited)
- 1999 ~ Wakko's Wish [V] (uncredited)
- 2000 ~ A Holocaust szemei
- 2000 ~ Shooting War [TV]
- 2001 ~ Semper Fi [TV]
- 2001 ~ Shrek (uncredited)
- 2001 ~ Evolution (uncredited)
- 2001 ~ Artificial Intelligence: AI
Credits: Producer
- 2001 ~ Jurassic Park III
- 2001 ~ We Stand Alone Together [TV]
- 2002 ~ Broken Silence [TV Mini-Series]
- 2002 ~ Price for Peace
- 2002 ~ Men in Black II
- 2002 ~ Catch Me If You Can
Credits: Producer
- 2003 ~ Burma Bridge Busters [V]
- 2004 ~ Voices from the List [V]
- 2004 ~ The Terminal
Credits: Producer
- 2005 ~ Dan Finnerty & the Dan Band: I Am Woman [TV]
- 2005 ~ The Legend of Zorro
- 2005 ~ Memoirs of a Geisha
Credits: Producer
- 2005 ~ Munich
Credits: Producer
- 2006 ~ Monster House
- 2006 ~ Spell Your Name
- 2006 ~ Flags of Our Fathers
Credits: Producer
- 2006 ~ Letters from Iwo Jima
Credits: Producer
- 2007 ~ Transformers
- 2008 ~ Eagle Eye (completed)
- 2009 ~ "The Pacific" [TV Mini-Series] (post-production)
- 2009 ~ Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
(filming)
Credits: Executive Producer
- 2009 ~ Tintin (pre-production)
Credits: Producer
- 2009 ~ Jurassic Park IV (pre-production)
Credits: Executive Producer
- 2009 ~ The Talisman [TV Mini-Series] (pre-production)
Credits: Executive Producer
- 2010 ~ When Worlds Collide (pre-production)
Credits: Producer
- 2010 ~ Lincoln (announced)
Credits: Producer
- 2011 ~ Interstellar (announced)
Credits: Producer
- 2009 ~ The Trial of the Chicago 7 (in production)
Credits: Producer
Filmography - Actor:
- 1972 ~ Something Evil (TV)
- 1975 ~ Jaws
Character played: (voice of) Amity Point Lifestation Worker (uncredited)
- 1980 ~ The Blues Brothers
Character played: Cook County Clerk
- 1984 ~ Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
Character played: A Tourist At The Airport (uncredited)
- 1984 ~ Gremlins
Character played: Man in Electric Wheelchair (uncredited)
- 1995 ~ Your Studio and You
Character played: Backlot Tour Guide
- 1995 ~ The Universal Story
Character played: Host
- 1996 ~ Survivors of the Holocaust
Character played: Host
- 1997 ~ The Lost World: Jurassic Park
Character played: Popcorn-Eating Man (uncredited)
- 2000 ~ Chuck Jones: Extremes and Inbetweens - A Life in Animation
Character played: Himself
- 2001 ~ Vanilla Sky
Character played: Guest At David Aames' Party (uncredited)
- 2002 ~ Austin Powers in Goldmember
Character played: Austinpussy Director
Filmography - Others:
- 1959 ~ The Last Gun
Credits: Editor
- 1961 ~ Escape to Nowhere
Credits: Editor, Screenwriter
- 1961 ~ Fighter Squad
Credits: Editor, Screenwriter
- 1964 ~ Firelight
Credits: Editor, Screenwriter
- 1967 ~ Slipstream
Credits: Screenwriter
- 1968 ~ Amblin'
Credits: Editor, Screenwriter (uncredited)
- 1973 ~ Savage [TV]
Credits: Editor (uncredited)
- 1973 ~ Ace Eli and Rodger of the Skies
Credits: Screenwriter
- 1974 ~ The Sugarland Express
Credits: Screenwriter
- 1977 ~ Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Credits: Screenwriter, Visual Effects Concepts
- 1982 ~ Poltergeist
Credits: Editor (uncredited), Screenwriter
- 1985 ~ The Goonies
Credits: Editor (uncredited), Second Unit Director (uncredited), Screenwriter
- 1990 ~ Arachnophobia
Credits: Second Unit Director (uncredited)
- 1990 ~ Tiny Toon Adventures [TV]
Credits: Developer
- 1992 ~ Amazing Stories: Book One [V]
Credits: Screenwriter (The Mission & The Wedding Ring segment)
- 1992 ~ Amazing Stories: Book Three [V]
Credits: Screenwriter (No Day at the Beach & The Amazing Falsworth segment)
- 1992 ~ Amazing Stories: Book Four [V]
Credits: Screenwriter (Blue Man Down & Mirror, Mirror segment)
- 1992 ~ Amazing Stories: Book Five [V]
Credits: Screenwriter (Fine Tuning segment)
- 1993 ~ Animaniacs [TV]
Credits: Screenwriter
- 1995 ~ The Dig [VG]
Credits: Creator
- 1999 ~ The Haunting
Credits: Second Unit Director (uncredited)
- 1999 ~ Medal of Honor [VG]
Credits: Screenwriter
- 2000 ~ Medal of Honor: Underground [VG]
Credits: Creator
- 2000 ~ Shooting War [TV]
Credits: Editor
- 2001 ~ Artificial Intelligence: AI
Credits: Screenwriter
- 2002 ~ Medal of Honor: Allied Assault [VG]
Credits: Creator
- 2002 ~ Medal of Honor: Frontline [VG]
Credits: Creator
- 2003 ~ Medal of Honor: Allied Assault - Spearhead [VG]
Credits: Creator
- 2003 ~ Medal of Honor: Rising Sun [VG]
Credits: Creator
- 2004 ~ Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault [VG]
Credits: Creator
- 2005 ~ Scoring 'War of the Worlds' [V]
Credits: Cinematographer
- 2005 ~ Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith
Credits: Assistant Director (action scenes)
- Cannes Film Festival 1974
Competing Film: Nominated
The Sugarland Express
- British Academy Awards 1975
Best Film: Nominated
Jaws
- Directors Guild of America 1975
Best Director: Nominated
Jaws
- Golden Globe 1975
Best Director: Nominated
Jaws
- Academy 1977
Best Director: Nominated
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
- Directors Guild of America 1977
Best Director: Nominated
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
- Golden Globe 1977
Best Screenplay: Nominated
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
- Golden Globe 1977
Best Director: Nominated
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
- New York Film Critics Circle 1977
Best Direction: Nominated
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
- New York Film Critics Circle 1977
Best Film: Nominated
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
- British Academy Awards 1978
Best Film: Nominated
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
- Academy 1981
Best Director: Nominated
Raiders of the Lost Ark
- Directors Guild of America 1981
Best Director: Nominated
Raiders of the Lost Ark
- Golden Globe 1981
Best Director: Nominated
Raiders of the Lost Ark
- Academy 1982
Best Director: Nominated
E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
- Directors Guild of America 1982
Best Director: Nominated
E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
- Golden Globe 1982
Best Director: Nominated
E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
- L.A. Film Critics Association 1982
Best Director
E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
- L.A. Film Critics Association 1982
Best Film
E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
- New York Film Critics Circle 1982
Best Film: Nominated
E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
- New York Film Critics Circle 1982
Best Direction: Nominated
E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
- National Society of Film Critics 1982
Best Director
E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
- British Academy Awards 1985
Academy Fellowship: Won
- Directors Guild of America 1985
Best Director: Won
The Color Purple
- Academy 1986
Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award: Won
- Directors Guild of America 1987
Best Director: Nominated
Empire of the Sun
- National Board of Review 1987
Best Director: Won
Empire of the Sun
- Irving G Thalberg Memorial Award 1987
- New York Film Critics Circle 1992
Best Director: Nominated
Schindler's List
- New York Film Critics Circle 1992
Best Film: Won
Schindler's List
- Academy 1993
Best Director: Won
Schindler's List
- Academy 1993
Best Picture: Won
Schindler's List
- British Academy Awards 1993
Best Director (David Lean Award): Won
Schindler's List
- British Academy Awards 1993
Best Film: Won
Schindler's List
- Directors Guild of America 1993
Best Director: Won
Schindler's List
- Golden Globe 1993
Best Director: Won
Schindler's List
- Golden Globe 1993
Best Picture (Drama): Won
Schindler's List
- National Society of Film Critics 1993
Best Director: Won
Schindler's List
- National Society of Film Critics 1993
Best Picture: Won
Schindler's List
- New York Film Critics Circle 1993
Best Director: Nominated
Schindler's List
- New York Film Critics Circle 1993
Best Film: Won
Schindler's List
- Los Angeles Film Critics 1993
Best Picture: Won
Schindler's List
- National Board of Review 1993
Best Picture: Won
Schindler's List
- Venice International Film Festival 1993
Golden Lion for Career: Won
- British Academy Awards 1994
Best Director: Won
Schindler's List
- French Academy of Cinema 1994
Best Foreign Film: Nominated
Schindler's List
- Golden Globe 1994
Best Director: Won
Schindler's List
- American Film Institute 1995
Lifetime Achievement Award: Won
- John Huston Award for Artists Rights 1995
- American Film Institute Life Achievement Award 1995
- Directors Guild of America 1997
Best Director: Nominated
Amistad
- Golden Globe 1997
Best Director: Nominated
Amistad
- Academy 1998
Best Director: Won
Saving Private Ryan
- Broadcast Film Critics Association 1998
Best Director: Won
Saving Private Ryan
- Directors Guild of America 1998
Best Director: Won
Saving Private Ryan
- Golden Globe 1998
Best Director: Won
Saving Private Ryan
- Golden Globe 1998
Best Picture (Drama): Won
Saving Private Ryan
- L.A. Film Critics Association 1998
Best Director: Won
Saving Private Ryan
- L.A. Film Critics Association 1998
Best Picture: Won
Saving Private Ryan
- New York Film Critics Circle 1998
Best Picture: Won
Saving Private Ryan
- Chicago Film Critics 1998
Best Picture: Won
Saving Private Ryan
- Toronto Film Critics Association 1998
Best Director: Won
Saving Private Ryan
- Toronto Film Critics Association 1998
Best Picture: Won
Saving Private Ryan
- Online Film Critics Society 1998
Best Director: Won
Saving Private Ryan
- Broadcast Film Critics 1998
Best Director: Won
Saving Private Ryan
- Producers Guild of America 1998
Darryl F. Zanuck Award for Theatrical Motion Picture: Won
Saving Private Ryan
- Producers Guild of America 1998
Milestone Award: Won
- Nastri d'Argento 1998
Best Foreign Director: Won
Saving Private Ryan
- Directors Guild of America 1999
DGA Lifetime Achievement Award: Won
- British Academy Awards 2000
Stanley Kubrick Britannia Award: Won
- Golden Globe 2001
Best Director: Nominated
A.I.: Artificial Intelligence
- National Board of Review 2001
Billy Wilder Award: Won
- Venice International Film Festival 2001
Future Film Festival Digital Award: Won
A.I.: Artificial Intelligence
- Golden Globe 2001
Best Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television: Won
Band of Brothers
- American Film Institute 2001
Movie or Mini-Series of the Year: Won
Band of Brothers
- Broadcast Film Critics Association 2002
Best Director: Nominated
Minority Report
- Broadcast Film Critics Association 2002
Best Director: Nominated
Catch Me If You Can
- ShoWest Lifetime Achievement 2002
- Producers Guild of America 2002
David L. Wolper Producer of the Year Award in Longform Television Award: Won
Band of Brothers
- Broadcast Film Critics Association 2003
Best Director: Won
Catch Me If You Can
- Broadcast Film Critics Association 2003
Best Director: Won
Minority Report
- Broadcast Film Critics' Choice 2005
Best Picture Made for Television: Won
Into the West
- Academy 2005
Best Director: Nominated
Munich
- Broadcast Film Critics Association 2005
Best Director: Nominated
Munich
- Chicago Film Critics Association 2005
Best Director: Nominated
Munich
- Directors Guild of America 2005
Best Director: Nominated
Munich
- Golden Globe 2005
Best Director: Nominated
Munich
- Kansas City Film Critics Association 2005
Best Director: Nominated
Munich
- Online Film Critics Association 2005
Best Director: Nominated
Munich
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| Animaniacs (1993) | • Executive Producer |
| Band of Brothers (2001) | • Executive Producer |
| Class of '96 (1993) | • Executive Producer |
| ER (1994) | • Executive Producer (1994) |
| Family Dog (1993) | • Executive Producer |
| Freakazoid! (1995) | • Executive Producer |
| High Incident (1996) | • Creator • Executive Producer |
| Into the West (2005) | • Executive Producer |
| Pinky, Elmyra & the Brain (1998) | • Executive Producer |
| Pinky and the Brain (1995) | • Executive Producer |
| seaQuest DSV (1993) | • Executive Producer (1993-1995) |
| Taken (2002) | • Executive Producer |
| Tiny Toon Adventures (1990) | • Executive Producer |
| The Nine (2006) | • Executive Producer |
| On the Lot (2007) | • Executive Producer • Creator |
| The Pacific (2010) | • Executive Producer |
| United States of Tara (2009) | • Executive Producer |
| Terra Nova (2011) | • Executive Producer |
| Future Earth (2010) (2010) | • Executive Producer |
| The Talisman (2011) | • Executive Producer |
| Under the Dome (2013) | • Executive Producer |
| Nine Lives (2011) | • Executive Producer |
| Falling Skies (2011) | • Executive Producer |
| Smash (2012) | • Executive Producer |
| The River (2012) | • Executive Producer |
| Rising : Rebuilding Ground Zero (2011) | • Executive Producer |
| Extant (2014) | • Executive Producer |
| Halo Digital Feature (2015) | • Executive Producer |
| Public Morals (2015) | • Executive Producer |
| Red Band Society (2014) | • Executive Producer |
| The Whispers (2015) | • Executive Producer |
| Black Box (TNT) (2014) | • Executive Producer |
| Minority Report (2015) | • Executive Producer |
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| 01x11 | Jan/06/1971 | As: Director | |||
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| 01x24 | Mar/17/1970 | As: Director | |||
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Trivia
He has a son, Max Spielberg (born in 1985) with his first wife, Amy Irving.
He has 5 children with his current wife, Kate Capshaw: Theo Spielberg (born in 1988, adopted), Sasha Spielberg (born in 1990), Sawyer Spielberg (born in 1992), Mikaela Spielberg (born in 1996, adopted) and Destry Spielberg (born in 1996).
He attended Arcadia High School in Phoenix.
After being turned down by USC, he attended the California State University at Long Beach.
He was a member of the Theta Chi Fraternity, Zeta Epsilon chapter - Long Beach State University, Class of 1969.
He is the godfather of Drew Barrymore.
Actress, Gwyneth Paltrow calls him Uncle Morty.
He is one of the two richest individuals in Hollywood.
He is an admirer of Fidel Castro.
He is a strong supporter of the Democratic party.
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He has a son, Max Spielberg (born in 1985) with his first wife, Amy Irving.
He has 5 children with his current wife, Kate Capshaw: Theo Spielberg (born in 1988, adopted), Sasha Spielberg (born in 1990), Sawyer Spielberg (born in 1992), Mikaela Spielberg (born in 1996, adopted) and Destry Spielberg (born in 1996).
He attended Arcadia High School in Phoenix.
After being turned down by USC, he attended the California State University at Long Beach.
He was a member of the Theta Chi Fraternity, Zeta Epsilon chapter - Long Beach State University, Class of 1969.
He is the godfather of Drew Barrymore.
Actress, Gwyneth Paltrow calls him Uncle Morty.
He is one of the two richest individuals in Hollywood.
He is an admirer of Fidel Castro.
He is a strong supporter of the Democratic party.
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Steven Spielberg Quotes
Steven Spielberg: All of us know that the survivors and witnesses have given us a precious gift whose wise use will build a better world for this and future generations.
Steven Spielberg: A lot of the films I've made probably could have worked just as well 50 years ago, and that's just because I have a lot of old-fashion values.
Steven Spielberg: Failure is inevitable. Success is elusive.
Steven Spielberg: (on Star Wars director, George Lucas) He reminded me a little of Walt Disney's version of a mad scientist
Steven Spielberg: I dream for a living.
Steven Spielberg: I feel like I've been engaged to the British Empire since 1980 and tonight you have given me the ring knighthood.
Steven Spielberg: I'd love to build a company that will continue to make movies well beyond me someday. And I'd like to help start something great, even investing in it myself.
Steven Spielberg: I'd rather direct than produce. Any day. And twice on Sunday.
Steven Spielberg: I like the smell of film. I just like knowing there's film going through the camera.
Steven Spielberg: I never felt comfortable with myself, because I was never part of the majority. I always felt awkward and shy and on the outside of the momentum of my friends' lives.
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Steven Spielberg: All of us know that the survivors and witnesses have given us a precious gift whose wise use will build a better world for this and future generations.
Steven Spielberg: A lot of the films I've made probably could have worked just as well 50 years ago, and that's just because I have a lot of old-fashion values.
Steven Spielberg: Failure is inevitable. Success is elusive.
Steven Spielberg: (on Star Wars director, George Lucas) He reminded me a little of Walt Disney's version of a mad scientist
Steven Spielberg: I dream for a living.
Steven Spielberg: I feel like I've been engaged to the British Empire since 1980 and tonight you have given me the ring knighthood.
Steven Spielberg: I'd love to build a company that will continue to make movies well beyond me someday. And I'd like to help start something great, even investing in it myself.
Steven Spielberg: I'd rather direct than produce. Any day. And twice on Sunday.
Steven Spielberg: I like the smell of film. I just like knowing there's film going through the camera.
Steven Spielberg: I never felt comfortable with myself, because I was never part of the majority. I always felt awkward and shy and on the outside of the momentum of my friends' lives.
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