Steven Spielberg interview on Directing (1992)

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[@altair709]

I dont know hpw todo that

[@Filmaker25]

at 8:18 did Steven get it right or what?

[@jordanrioscreations]

And this is right before Jurassic Park and Schindler's List.

[@logi3476]

And Catch me if you can.

Exactly, he won the Oscar for Schindler´s List right after that. AND made a box office hit, Jurassic Park, a franchise that is still going, 25 years later.

[@StillTheVoid]

And just in time for Hook!

[@BenjaminJ]

jurassic park still awesome today

[@I.KUchiha]

@@unapprovedtruth7116 wait wtf I've never heard anything about that. Seriously?!!

[@bigfoot9013]

Wow, if Steven Spielberg can get nervous on set and still pull it off big time, then that gives us all hope that we dont have to be perfect and can still make it a success. Think about it

[@ringoze]

You just need to suck less than everyone else.

[@Dealio09]

well said

[@karendegenerous600]

Three years later, are you and your family - which is what I assume you meant by WE - any better at controlling your nervous system now?

[@maxinetruiana3137]

Karen DeGenerous haha. Genius

[@cjthomasfilms5693]

i’m making a film rn and damn i get nervous directing. it’s nice to see even Steven Spielberg gets scared

[@KhasAdun1990]

I love how when he's told that he doesn't make art he goes right to one of the most iconic and artistic images in all of cinema, riding a bike across the moon with E.T.

[@radrook7584]

Very artistic, and a very talented individual. That's for sure.

[@Jonesaustin]

and also that he says it takes your heart with it. same thing in pretentious music scenes.

[@MichaelCobbs]

He's brilliant. The greatest director ever (in the USA).

[@titusmccarthy]

Not even close to Kubrick.

[@nolanumkoottarum1454]

@@titusmccarthy Go watch 'Saving Private Ryan'.

[@MikeL-7]

Totally disagree.

[@AnandVenigalla]

I am not as sure about the second (Welles and Ford are other candidates), but definitely agree on the first. I love Raiders of the Lost Ark and AI and Jaws.

[@rajarshichatterjee3281]

Ever heard Kurosawa, Hitchcock, satyajit ray, ritwik ghatak , Eisenstein etc?

[@AmberZak83]

This makes me feel better. I directed my first film at film school couple weeks ago and I was so nervous. Even though everyone tells me I’m good at it and love directing, I have doubts. Hearing that Spielberg does too makes me feel better. I think it’s part of being a creative.

[@pacificxplorer]

How’s the film career going?

[@joewhitehead3]

I wish you all the best: and wanna get into filmmaking as well

[@Kal-El207]

How is it going?

[@chiefscheider]

​@@Kal-El207 I'm guessing not well

[@LeoWhalen1933]

it is great to have support bust sometimes it is the criticism and doubters who have the greatest impact.

[@apc9079]

Thank the mom, if it wasn’t for her involvement and being present with him at that age he would never go on to succeed at this level. God bless that woman.

[@krismatt2355]

Never people's own merit huh? What happened...mummy wasn't around for you?

[@yadday5153]

What a mum!

[@quietdemon8138]

Yep she was truly an awesome and encouraging mother

[@esmeraldamiguel3921]

@@krismatt2355 you sound like a big bully lol you clearly don't understand how powerful is to have an encouraging mother. Without his mother's encouragement I doubt he would risk on making his dreams come true. Even he doubts himself to this day. Really it doesn't have to be your mom but any close friend or family who believes in you ..it encourages you to make your dreams come true.

[@krismatt2355]

@Esmeralda. Maybe you get bullied easy, poor lil' snowflake.

[@averagejoe6617]

He hasn't changed at all. That's surprisingly comforting.

[@juliajacobs7173]

Yeah it really is

[@oliverhernandez1236]

Man Steven Spielberg is like one of the best directors man his movies are good

[@NathanDrakeTheGreat]

8:01 Spielberg saw the future. Independent filmmaking is making a big comeback, budgets for studio films are becoming exponential and ludicrous. Honestly, its not hard to imagine these big movie studios becoming obsolete in the next decade or so, as streaming services grow more and more accessible.

[@averagejoe6617]

Hell, even in the early 90's the independent scene came into the mainstream. You had Tarantino with Reservoir Dogs, Rodriguez with El Mariachi, and Soderbergh with Sex, Lies, and Videotape. The little guy will always have a chance. The method is simple. Make damn good movies, and people will watch, spread the word, and start your career.

[@DMalltheway]

@@averagejoe6617 That wasn’t the case for many filmmakers, look at the Donnie Darko director.

[@ikejacobovits]

@@DMalltheway It did start his career but what happened was his subsequent movies, let's be honest, sucked and Donnie Darko was probably a fluke. Take a look at that terrible directors cut if you want more proof.

[@DMalltheway]

@@ikejacobovits The directors cut made it a masterpiece

[@StephanieJ777]

If entertainment cannot be art then art cannot be entertaining.

[@Geohillierneo]

There are so many great directors nowadays. But this man is truly the best of all time

[@joewhitehead3]

I think they all worship him

[@laputadetumadre-ge1kz]

agghh dude stffuuu , its like saying Dj Tiesto makes the best Trance . Learn from Igmar Bergman

[@Geohillierneo]

@laputadetumadre-ge1kz get the f**k outta here with your keyboard warrior bullshit. Saying Spielberg is the greatest isn't an opinion, its fact, backed up by time and accolades. I never said my favourite film was a Spielberg film, in fact, none of my top 5 are even Spielberg films. This is based purely on Longevity in the industry, influence, success and awards.

[@wayneorchard5570]

Insightful interview. Spielberg is a master filmmaker. The number of genres he's worked successfully within is amazing, really. There aren't many who come close to this standard.

[@Intuittogo]

E.T. was such a touching movie. When it came out my little son was only about 8 months old, He sat in my lap all three times we went to see it and never made a sound because he was so immersed in the movie, can't tell you how wonderful and amazing your movies are.

[@JRAFF145]

Since, Spielberg won the Academy Award for Best Director for "Schindler's List" and "Saving Private Ryan".

[@henzsol6771]

...and still not an Oscar.

[@quietdemon8138]

Henz Sol an academy award is an Oscar dude

[@jimgritty7064]

He was making Schindlers List when this interview was made

[@briannamiller1007]

Ask the actress who played chrissy in Jaws about what a shithead he is.

[@zaianmiguel]

@@briannamiller1007 Well...that was like 50 years ago, I'm pretty sure u and I have been shit heads to people at least once in our lives, especially when we were younger. I mean they were shooting a movie, there was no chance no one would at least complain about sumn.

[@johnjim6793]

One thing that astonishes me most every time I see a Spielberg interview is how nice and calm this man is. With his warm and comforting voice, if you didn‘t know who he was you would take him for your nice Uncle Steven who is a teacher in your local high school and whom you could aks to watch over your kids for the weekend. The kids would love it, and you would have no doubt that they are in perfect hands. But knowing that he is the most successful movie director in history, you can at the same time perfectly imagine that Spielberg is a top professional and can kick some a*s if need be. Really interesting person.

[@detectivefiction3701]

I actually love the timbre of Spielberg's voice. It reminds me of a woodwind instrument like a clarinet.

[@SWizz871]

Then he goes off and makes Schindlers List AND Jurassic Park a year later hahaha

[@xGaLoSx]

E.T. was the highest grossing film of all time then, and the next year he released the new highest grossing film of all time, Jurassic Park. That's an honor him and James Cameron share, having the 2 highest grossing films of all time at the same time.

[@musenheddo]

"Even his office is filled with toys although they're, for the most part, adult toys." 😂

[@lamecasuelas2]

that guy has no idea how an adult toy looks like

[@TheRubberStudiosASMR]

Haha, cue LifeSize Japanese school girl sex toy

[@Tr0nzoid]

You're seriously calling the veteran accomplished journalist Ed Bradley "that guy."

[@unapprovedtruth7116]

Adult toys that he used on Corey Feldman what?

[@alejandromavarez164]

Ikr lmao I was expecting the next shot to be a bunch of dildos and vibrators, chains and whips.

[@MrBrewman95]

Steven in his mind doesn't make art. He makes life. He projects our lives on screen and all our experiences and fantasies are visualized along with incredible storytelling and character development. Seeing it on screen makes it come alive in ways that are familiar but also unique and curious. This is why Spielberg has been so amazing in his career and has been one of the greatest contributors to not only film but to humanity.

[@steveforprez03]

The greatest film director of all time!!

[@TheStockwell]

Unless you have a provable definition of "greatest" that isn't based on popularity or commercial success, that's an opinion. No offense intended.

[@queencancerous5332]

He's my personal favorite as well alongside Martin Scorsese and Quentin Tarantino

[@Channel-uc6kp]

I'd declare Steven Spielberg the Greatest Movie Maker Ever

[@radrook7584]

Probably deserves the title. But as all humans, please note that he is not flawless, and that such flaws, though few and far between, should be pointed out in order to reduce the chance that they be repeated.

[@Model_Roe]

I'd say Scorsese is on par with him both are geniuses

[@chiefscheider]

Channel: He's the most successful director for sure. But Spielberg himself said that when it comes to the craft of filmmaking, nobody tops Kubrick.

[@TheStockwell]

@@chiefscheider Good point. Saying Spielberg is the Greatest Movie Maker Ever based on his popularity and commercial success is like saying John Williams is the greatest composer of all time based on the same criteria - or that the finest food of all time is McDonald's. 🤔

[@dornravlin]

you cant hate a guy in his 40s who likes video games

[@Zauchi]

wouldn't that be most guys in their 40's now? lol

[@Tr0nzoid]

Yep, now it would be because we grew up with them.

[@josephlopez9891]

Spielberg is a baby boomer who acted like a gen xcer.

[@T.R.R.Jolkien]

Unapproved Truth I love Jewish people and I love you, and I know this.

[@knightmedia1]

Love stephen Spielberg, such a down to earth guy, and very kind......bless him, he deserves every award he gets :-)

[@Carousel5883]

I ve always admired him since JP and now I'm just hopelessly in love with him.Hes a magical legend..it's gonna be sad when he leaves us one day

[@ngonzale3]

My filmmaking hero.

[@EternalEyeEntertain]

25 years ago this was, and he predicted exactly what would happen to Hollywood. Today's movies are shit compared to then. Thanks Hollywood. We need a creative revolution.

[@southlondon86]

Eternal Eye Entertainment I think it will happen very soon. We need an end to these shitty superhero films.

[@aviduser1961]

Hollywood studios are risk averse. So, as long as people pay to go see super hero films, remakes and sequels, that is what the studios will make. Vote with your money.

[@jackhackett80]

I second that...A creative revolution is necessary...film hasn't seen a good upscale for a long time

[@olsonbryce777]

Not digging deep enough... even on the surface level we have visual masterpieces like Blade Runner

[@TheRubberStudiosASMR]

Yeah, the average blockbuster now costs 200 million and most of them are fucking garbage.

[@aidenalamo6262]

I love Spielberg's human side. He isn't reciting something from before. He is saying it like it has to be said. Also, he can recite things from before when he has too.

[@Alexander-xh7zm]

What a wonderful insight to hear from Stevens mother...thank you for nurturing such genius Mrs S!

[@BrianRetro]

At the time of this interview she was named Leah Adler.

[@DelightLovesMovies]

I love Steven Spielberg and his films.

[@Model_Roe]

He's brilliant!!!

[@Cml725]

One of my heroes. RIP Ed Bradley! It's amazing to me too that he'd eventually win it for Schindler's List and Saving Private Ryan!

[@dejiadeleye5697]

This man has made some legendary pieces of work

[@Intuittogo]

Steven Spielberg you are an inspiration! I really admire your qualities and all the great entertainment you have created for us and our children that so love and appreciate your creations in film making. Let me say I have totally enjoyed your films, this world would not have been the same without you and I thank you most graciously for all you have given to do that. Anyone who says or thinks ONE person can not make a difference has no knowledge because reality is that you have made that difference in our world of entertainment young man. :)

[@RC19786]

brill interview and kudos to Spielberg in the way he justified his masterpieces!

[@sushobhanroy2396]

Gamechanger. Unparalleled. Unique. Legend. Inspiration.

[@eazylyhypnotize7408]

Spielberg a gold piece of cinema genius,most of all time we love him ❤️❤️

[@danielholta5721]

Raiders of the lost ark is on my list as 3rd most memorable movies i've seen. And i've seen ALOT of movies!

[@davisphillips993]

”And if Oscar isn’t always impressed everybody else is.” A year later, “Oscar” would be impressed, too

[@JamesBenet]

If Kubrick is the Beethoven, Spielberg is the Mozart of modern film!

[@ThatGingerCuntFromTerminator2]

James Benet Kubrick was an overrated pretentious hack.

[@ThatGingerCuntFromTerminator2]

RonBear You're wrong. Kubrick didn't innovate shit. He made boring pretentious movies with no mainstream appeal. Only a small group of movie geeks know of him.

[@kkkkkk-sj3wu]

@@ThatGingerCuntFromTerminator2 so true

[@QbanProdigy]

Anyone has any facts? Inventions? Reasons for either or?

[@parzibalamblin1890]

@RonBear shut up dumb

[@neuron05]

Everyone knows you are the best director of all times.

[@samsonokoduwa3180]

He predicted exactly what would happen to Hollywood. We need a creative revolution in Africa and the film industry in Nigeria

[@starbright6579]

He looks like a filmmaker. I can't picture him being anything else.

[@Writtenmirror]

This guy is a legend hands down. For doing it his way and for getting other people to seek out his way for their own gain. The lesson here is simple do your own thing and those that doubt you will end up trying to knight you anyway...

[@MedardKrzisnik]

Fantastic director. All his movies reflect his extraordinary personal sensibility (whether it is: E. T., Schindler's List, Empire Of The Sun, A. I., The Duel, Jaws, Sugerland Express,... ), humanity in a search for the profound good in human beings.

[@theFATelvis85]

adult toys??????

[@rodolfoperalta5180]

Karlwithakaay imagine at that time, those arcade racing games where considered for adults

[@krosfyah4932]

This is 3 years after I visited Universal on that same tour train thing as a wide eyed 14 year old kid from London dreaming of growing up and being like Spielberg. If I’d seen him like these people did at 4:10 just strolling by and saying hello as we passed by I think I would have thought I was dreaming.

[@LOGOS422]

The world won't have the same magic when Spielberg passes on.

[@BrianRetro]

To be honest, his movies really haven't had the same magic really since the turn of the century. To me, Saving Private Ryan was his last truly great film. I'm not saying he hasn't put out quality pictures, but they have become movies that could have been made by any director. I personally like his movies that depict historical events like Bridge of Spies than his fantasy tales (BFG was a snoozefest). Lincoln was overrated and a HUGE disappointment, and don't get me started on that Indiana Jones movie. It should have stopped after Last Crusade.

[@Tr0nzoid]

How things have changed. A lot of the younger people (teens, young adults) don't even know his name but they are into all the movies that exist because their directors were inspired by his and George Lucas's work. "Ready Player One" would be one of the biggest hits if it would have come out in 1992.

[@Omegatonboom]

I have nothing but respect for this legend.. His movies helped to inspire my creative little brain.

[@pablocoisloco4584]

Mister Spielberg has always been my "best director, best producer!" Ever since DUEL aired on tv, then made it to the big screen! Jaws to me is the greatest movie ever made!

[@L.L.2045]

fair enough

[@garretthigginbotham6122]

“But you’re better at this than you were at school?” “Damn straight” haha

[@quietdemon8138]

Garrett Higginbotham dude I’m legit the same I hated school and college both were awful thankfully I’ve left education and am now climbing the ladder of movie directing

[@BlenderDumbass]

14 million , 25 million... multiplication table... it's about 200 million per movie now... and Lasr Von Triers with Nickolas Winding Refns start to appear ... Provacative movies. Spielberg predicted it.

[@putjesusfirst9814]

So that’s why movies suck nowadays

[@Simba-1996]

This would probably be the last time The Orca and Steven would see each other again. Because between 1991 and 1992 the Orca was scrapped because it was rotting away and full of termites. When Steven found out this he went nuts on the phone with who took his call.

[@ricjamlig1687]

Love back to the future ! Brings me back.

[@AndyNyle]

wow his mother was an early supporter of his interests and talent!

[@cybertaiga9534]

What is so great about Spielberg is that his movies have a mass and Universal appeal. That is the main reason he should be considered one of the greatest. It is so easy to take him for granted but his films stand out even though they are full-on entertainment. People who think art solely constitutes to making intellectually complex films that appeal to a selected few and others as popcorn entertainment are off the mark. Spielberg has that magic to make art but disguise that with something that engages with anyone worldwide. That should never be overlooked.

[@warningniteujustry2attakas723]

Yes personally I don't see it as some sort of coincidence that Hitler didn't know where the buk in ham Palace was and didn't even try to bomb that eh 🤔

[@TheStockwell]

@@warningniteujustry2attakas723 Could you please rephrase that comment in coherent English? 🧐

[@madcat5965]

He won his Oscar (two of them) only two years later.

[@thebicycleman8062]

The interviewer has one of these most dramatic reactions and resting face... also note the reaction shot of him taking off his glasses has been duplicated n use twice.. I mean maybe they cod of zoomed in 30% on its second use to make it feel like a genuine reaction,

[@Barbara-pr1ui]

Thank you Steven Spielberg. Your movies are awesome. 💞💗💞💗

[@harold3165]

7:20 this reminds me of the "not cinema" discourse surrounding superhero movies.

[@charthers8903]

Arcade cabinets in the office guys I always said it was a must

[@christinamcilwaine350]

Legend Steven Spielberg 💯🍻🎥🎞️📽️🎬

[@joaovitorribeiroalves1034]

In the old times they would get a great production with a great director, actors and script and complement with some technology. Today it is 80% technology with a lot of bullshit and a horrible production, direction and scrip writing in most of the movies. People seem to forget about the quality.

[@buknar456]

He's making a general statement, by and large Hollywood and American Cinema in general has gone downhill especially in genre films....A24 and Annapurna are not the norm

[@Dude-oh8vq]

Don't forget all the disgusting color grading that makes everything look the same and like a video game now. Even Spielberg is using too much of this style. Too much CGI and color grading.

[@stevekar1597]

he said in a you tube video that universal named a street after him and the street intersects james Stewart and that is his greatest accomplishment

[@ThomasLuca]

Love this, Thank You

[@seabassseabass8835]

Genius..best thing that happened to movies...a true artist. From Back to the Future to Schindler's List.

[@quietdemon8138]

SeaBass SeaBass cool fact about his involvement with back to the future as a producer it was Robert Zemeckis who directed it and wrote it along with Bob Gale but anyway Spielberg was the only one in Hollywood who believed in it nobody wanted to make it and he saw the potential and quality of the script and he convinced universal studios to buy it and green light the movie and thus the movie was born

[@kthx1138]

I adore the guy's self-effacing sense of humor and his freely admitting his insecurity.

[@oddjob914]

The movie selection is just as good today as it was 10/20 years ago. There’s something for everyone

[@nolangutierrez9572]

Im here after Stephan was a guest on the It's always sunny podcast

[@FlickHouseStudios]

This Ed reporter is hilarious, how he spontaneously takes his glasses off as if to try and seem intellectual LOL

[@NBC.SATURDAY.NIGHT.LIVE.]

Dat lethal weapon 3 hat 🔥

[@kilroy987]

Interviews like these helped to keep me inspired me to pursuing what I like and am good at. If an interview with the goals of this one was made today, it would be made in mind for comment posters to agree with. But to me, that doesn't inspire nearly as much.

[@davidtaylor328]

Steven Spielberg is a True Legend 👍🏻🪙👍🏻

[@reptongeek]

"There is a place for mass produced entertainment but it shouldn't be confused with art or award winning film making". Spielberg as of the date of this comment has six films on the National Film Registry as a director (Jaws, Close Encounters of The Third Kind, Raiders of the Lost Ark, E.T. The Extra Terrestrial, Schindler's List and Saving Private Ryan) four of them were released before this interview. Art therefore can be riding on a bike with ET, or watching Indy being chased by a huge boulder. Also it should be pointed out that sometimes trying to make a piece of art can be damaging in itself. Look no further than The Lion King and Pocahontas. Pocahontas was the prestige pic and The Lion King was the risk. The risk paid off

[@reptongeek]

It hasn't been chosen by the Library of Congress yet. I'm sure given it's popularity it has been suggested several times but it hasn't been selected. It might do later though. I'd like Aliens to go on as well

[@maxrice6990]

best director ever

[@mentorassassin0282]

This hits harder after watching The Fabelmans

[@nikolugo]

I was that kid too that got pick last for everything In school and I had trouble with reading as well

[@dw5749]

'Adult toys' were obviously not as common when this was recorded. Brilliant interview👍 Hugs from Poland!👍

[@chrischenel4948]

Woods got messed up at the end. Meant to say at age 28 What a great. Artist genius John Lennon and David Spielberg I was 11 years old and 75. 14 years old when they killed John Lennon At least we still have great movies from Spielberg. Love to get a comment.

[@niteshkhatiwada2511]

He may not be the best director but surely is one of the best minds out there in film making business ....

[@adnamahad5196]

He is the best director ever name a director that made movies like Jaws,Jurrasic park, Schindlier's list,Saving private Ryan, Catch me if you can and Artificial intelligence

[@BrianRetro]

@@adnamahad5196 He's definitely made great movies, but he's become just another director/producer. I think his last truly great film was Saving Private Ryan. Since then they've been mostly...meh. I think Spielberg is a great director but so is Martin Scorsese, and Ridley Scott, and James Cameron. Plus let's not forget the directors who inspired Spielberg like Frank Capra, and Cecile B. Demille and Alfred Hitchcock. Without them, there never would have been a Steven Spielberg.

[@mshockey73]

I love Steven Speilberg. He's very humble....

[@gregfujita2582]

I have this segment on video...theres about 5 min edited out...."Hook" was nearly finished...so, he was already working on "Jurassic Park" with "Schindler's List" a year away....he never stops making films....

[@maxalmonte14]

Imagine telling Steven Spielberg that he doesn't make art, that's like modern critics nowadays obsessed with telling people Marvel is not cinema.

[@colleencupido5125]

Hearing him answer to the so-called charge Mass Entertainment; Shakespeare's theatre in the year 1600 was right next to the bear-baiting and...ladies of the evening. My favorite picture joke on this is a Tudor England Mom and Dad seeing their two sons violently fighting on the floor in their home- with the mother saying to the father "What do you expect when you take them to those violent Shakespeare plays?"

[@StephanieJ777]

“His office is filled with toys, But for the most part, ADULT TOYS” um what? 😂 I don’t think that’s what they meant....😂😂

[@mrdavidlee07]

Janae Clarice lmaooo

[@EthanJohn1986]

Great interview!! thanks

[@occasionalfeelgood23]

At 7:20 I think the director they're talking about is Oliver Stone, if anyone is curious.

[@revoltanhero2610]

One of the greatest ever!!!

[@claytontarothomas4294]

Thank you

[@andreimcallister1365]

Bro it’s so cool that they are praising him and this is right before he released Schindler’s list and Jurassic park

[@ASSADZMANFILMS]

This is brilliant

[@ElectricLabel]

Whoever said - even in 1992 - that Spielberg was not the equal of Nichols or Levinson had evidently never seen Duel, Jaws, Close Encounters or Empire of the Sun, because regardless of box office performance, those films are masterpieces on any level. Sure he's made some bubblegum too, but its not fair to take his true artistic accomplishments away from him just because he sometimes makes candyfloss movies. That he can turn his hand to such opposite movies as, say, Terminal and Munich, without even breaking a sweat is proof that he is a man of pure cinema.

[@L.L.2045]

indeed

[@undyingtome]

Moms of directors are truly a breed ngl

[@TheDripGodz]

When my Dad worked with the White House Transportation Agency in the 90's, He chauffeured Steven Spielberg during his Washington DC Visits. I'm blessed to have a Dad who sat in the same car as Steven Spielberg.

[@williammoore27]

Steven Spielberg can think he make both new movie sequels of "Who Framed Roger Rabbit": "Roger Rabbit: Part Two" is coming in summer 2025 to theatres & that threequel "Roger Rabbit: Part Three" is coming in summer 2027 to theatres!🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🎬🎬🎬🎬🎬🎬

[@Danumurti18]

His movies are no crap. He can make good movies high budget or low budget, it's the feel of his movies, characters, scenes, not the CGI but maybe smooth camera movements are significant.

[@superheavychris9345]

Interviewer scratched his ear and smelled it

[@venvatpictures]

2:42 reason why we got ready player one

[@JONATHANJOESTARBGMDUDE]

@6:06 It's insane to think the next year (1993), Steven Spielberg would win best director and best picture for Schindler's List

[@Telecasterluvr]

This mans bout to drop Jurassic park and Schindlers List in the same year

[@Saints2024]

A year before Schindler's List.

[@liwsoderqvist5740]

Francisco Vazquez and jurassic park