E.T. made Steven Spielberg want to be a father
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www.thedigitalfix.com— Acclaimed filmmaker Steven Spielberg opened up about how the famed science fiction movie E.T. impacted his personal life. During a panel at the TCM Classic Film Festival (via Variety) to celebrate the movie’s 40th anniversary Spielberg revealed that while filming E.T., he started to consider how he may want to be a father as well as a big-time Hollywood director. Continue reading E.T. made Steven Spielberg want to be a father ...
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