Steven Spielberg Interview 1982 E.T. Poltergeist Brian Linehan's City Lights

[@lamecasuelas2]

not only a briliant mind but also a very eloquent man speaking

[@quatz1981]

In many ways 82 was probably his best year. Two fantastic films, one being his dark side and the other being his light side.

[@flaggerify]

quatz1981 93

[@actuallyilyts1757]

"I will never make two movies close again" Ten years later he goes to make Schindler's List and Jurassic Park on the same year

[@TheOJObserver]

He has been known to shoot one movie while in post production for the other

[@roncorless2592]

God! I really miss that music and love it too and City Lights and Brian Linehan's wits!!!!!!!!!!!! I'LL MISS YOU BRIAN LINEHAN!!!! I used to watch all the time back in the 80s and I rememeber this behind the scene show of E.T. from 1982.

[@TinaLouise73]

one of histories most memorable directors! I can't think of one SS movie I don't love!

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

Steven Allan Spielberg (Cincinnati, Ohio; 18 de diciembre de 1946) es un director, guionista y productor de cine estadounidense. Se le considera uno de los pioneros de la era del Nuevo Hollywood y es también uno de los directores más reconocidos y populares de la industria cinematográfica mundial. 76 años. (77)

[@JasonMasterJHuhn]

Spielberg will return to Toronto for TIFF 2022. This will be his first appearance at Toronto's annual international film festival.

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

5:59 wow! Imagine giving birth to ET!

[@adamjames6148]

When did Spielberg say, "I love you" in public? (~7:40)?

[@sidscifi]

So..... He's basically admitting that he directed poltergeist?

[@decalfacilitators463]

Nah.

[@Totalfreedomliving]

He pretty much did and it’s obvious.

[@cowoverthemoo]

He wrote it... doesn't get much better than that. His mind thought it all up. Without Spielberg the other guy would have nothing to direct lol

[@seekprateek8]

Thanks Ray! For ET.

[@KingAce49ers]

Did Steven S play the role of "Marty" in Poltergiest?

[@wendaltvedt4673]

no

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

This is when Hollywood was still ruled by mentally healthy people.

[@ElijahCinco51484]

The skeletons used in the pool scene were real

[@elizaash358]

Artistic genius 😎

[@CentralOctatZenith]

Maybe somebody should have asked him what happened to Heather O'Rourke. 👨‍👧

[@BMeister22]

Maybe somebody should have asked you to think before you post stupid comments.

[@mr.adventure0142]

I guess, he was not longer interested about O'Rourke or her later career because he was busy with other projects. Spielberg dosn't care about her, because he was already finished with Poltergeist and E.T. That is his kind of working with children in his movies, the only important thing of Spielberg is his name, the money and to famous in show busynes.