![]() It’s an experience that’s likely to be portrayed in The Fabelmans, his next directorial outing that’s described as a semi-autobiographical look at the director’s formative years as an aspiring filmmaker growing up in Arizona. Spielberg also took a moment to highlight fond recollections of going to the movie theater with his family. The kids get it out and the adults say, 'That's nice, Joey.' And they walk away. If they have ideas, adults usually have a tough time listening to kids,” he explained. “I keep saying that what kids want more than anything else is to be listened to. I said this is a really good idea for a twist on the Peter Pan legacy,” he said.ĭespite the unexpected tasks yielded from working with the young actors, Spielberg recognized how a little communication can go a long way with children. It wasn’t until screenwriter James Hart presented a concise logline that encapsulated a brand new spin on the story: What if Peter Pan grew up? “It just got to me. And I just didn't want to be the fourth Peter Pan version,” Spielberg said. I saw the great Mary Martin TV presentation. Then come back and find something else a little more in character.”ĭespite wanting to do an adaptation of the story for years leading up to Hook, he remained hesitant until the right take came along. And really learn something from that experience. Go out and make a movie out of character. “I'm just happy that I'm able to, every once in a while, experiment. “It was a nice feeling going back to something that had a little something for everybody,” Spielberg said. Through his production company, Amblin Entertainment, he produced Gremlins, The Goonies, the Back to the Future series and An American Tale to name a few. ![]() ![]() Although, in the decade since E.T.’s phenomenal box office success, Spielberg didn’t completely leave family-friendly movies behind. ![]()
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