Steven Spielberg was a fearful kid who found solace in storytelling | Fresh Air
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- Spielberg's latest project, "The Fabelmans", is semi-autobiographical - focused on his childhood and teen years and his parents' divorce. He jokingly refers to the film as "$40 million of therapy." He speaks with Terry Gross about the first movie he saw in theaters, filming the iconic D-Day sequence in "Saving Private Ryan", and growing up around Holocaust survivors.
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Thank you for the nice interview!
Shaving Ryan’s Privates question at minute 42. The meaning of life.
Spielberg is a Mensch who makes humanistic movies.
Steven Spielberg is my hero. What a positive influence this man has been in my life. Thank you for this interview, I am going to see his movie tonight.
I agree
Finally, something good on you tube
What a fantastic interview! Thank you for such in depth questions. Can’t wait to see the movie!
We share similar life stories, this is amazing
I wish I could see these childhood films by Spielberg…
wondering if 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea was rereleased - the Kirk Douglas version originally came out in 1954.
It was, several times throughout the 60s and even the 70s.
That was only way we rewatched movies, because there was *no* home video until the 80s.
*Hold on! … there was “Network Broadcast” (ABC/CBS/NBC first, then later (as licence fees dropped over time … syndicated and local stations) … What you’d get was pan’and’scanned (to get rid of the widescreen) cropped to fit a 1.33:1 TV screen. (TVs were small, so if letterboxing was even tried (it wasn’t) viewers would have likely revolted….)
The opening Normandy beach landing in Private Ryan is so brilliant because the camera IS largely the point of view of the soldiers. This projects a subjective reality into us the audience. We are there.
Ya .. and toasty oats
this is absolutely amazing, Steven Spielberg is an absolute visionary, one of the greatest of all time that totally use the form and craft a film to its fullest extent, they should have 1 million views but still amazing
Living with his imagination would we frightening for a child.
He was on the Epstein travel logs.